A practitioner of technology threat risk management with 25 years experience in a wide variety of environments.
Previous clients included: Alcatel, Sears Canada, PGP Corporation, Counterpane Internet Security and the Canadian Department of National Defense. Also contributed to the curriculum of CISSP and the CompTIA Security+. In addition, he contributed to Canadian Internet security legislation, and owns three patents for specialized firewalls.

I’ve worked with web development since 1995. (Mosaic was my very first web browser!) I’m largely self-taught in IT support and web server administration, but CompTIA A+ Certified. I’ve worked predominantly in consumer tier 2 tech support, serving consumer end users via remote services.
I’m an IT Security expert contributor to the InfoSec Institute‘s Resources website. I write articles on a wide range of topics within the realm of IT Security.

Mike’s worked in network administration since the 1980s!

He’s been active in the Ubuntu/Debian development community for years.

In addition to doing the everyday tasks in keeping the server room running, he administers Ubuntu and Linux related IRC channels as genii on irc.freenode.net

David has been a technical project manager in the public and private sectors for decades. He orchestrates Cyberia Labs’ operations in Ottawa.
He was a keynote speaker at ISACA’s 1999 annual meeting.
He’s also ITIL Foundation Level certified.

Sandy has worked in cryptography for decades.

Also a network security specialist, he helped write the IPsec security protocols for Linux, and helped port PGP encryption for open source as GPG.