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Information Security, Risk and Governance Specialist.

Heavily involved in information security and risk solutions for the last 16 years in the UK, US and throughout Europe.

Extensive experience in Enterprise Risk and Security, from a deep technical grounding in application, network and platform security, as well as over 10 years working with global banking clients helping them identify, evaluate and mitigate information risks from a business and governance perspective.

Key roles in integration programmes, aligning security policies and business risk appetites across divisions in order to provide pragmatic security solutions.

Has created security development pathways and managed large scale security programmes, including global attack & penetration engagements, privacy and security assessments, incident response and fraud and forensic investigations.

Core clients have included global and UK banks, government departments as well as organisations in the Energy, Telecomms and other markets.

Acts as a mentor and coach for numerous security professionals in Scotland, providing career guidance as well as promoting a passion for the industry.

Provides subject matter experience at both strategic and technical levels, defining, reviewing and assessing enterprise level information security strategy, policies and standards for clients, incorporating the ISO 27000 series, COBIT, ITIL and other industry recognised baselines.

Presented at the inaugural e-Crime Scotland Summit and presents regularly on aspects of Information Security at various events in the UK, especially on the business implications of security issues.

Published in the Financial Times and other journals.


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comment Routable Domain for DC?
I'm not sure what you mean by this question. Can you try and describe it better. What is it you want to do?
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comment Please recommend scanner that allows to find XSS and SQL injections vulnerabilities for Web Application
Michael - just edit this question. It can then be reopened.
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comment Please recommend scanner that allows to find XSS and SQL injections vulnerabilities for Web Application
Your question isn't very specific. It asks what the best tool is for the job. There is no single answer to this. Burp, AppScan, sqlmap and others all do this - none do it 100% so you always need some manual process to check. Which one is best depends on your environment.
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comment Please recommend scanner that allows to find XSS and SQL injections vulnerabilities for Web Application
Hi Michael - as per the faq, asking for the 'best' application of some type is not consrructive. Best may differ over time or for different environments etc. There are many questions on this site discussing the use of various tools and you have linked a couple of them.
May
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comment Exporting data beyond a cryptographic boundary
Link-only answers are not useful here and tend to get deleted. Can you expand the answer please.
May
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comment How can I crack ArrayOS password
Zirong - the broader question,"how can I crack a hash" has been answered extensively here, with discussion on hash, brute force, rainbow tables etc., so this question is actually a too localised subset of existing answers on the site.
May
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comment Which is the most popular one time password based authentication scheme?
Your example still doesn't work. Currently AES is a good symmetric cipher - suitable for many uses. 3DES was the preferred one, but as been superseded. AES will be superseded in due course. "Which is popular?" is pretty much irrelevant. This type of question is explicitly not a good fit here - as it says in the faq
May
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comment Touch Screen Password Guessing by Fingerprint Trace
Yeah - I use muscle memory for most of my passwords, especially the long ones. In fact for some on PC's I know I have typed them correctly because of the noise!
May
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comment Which is the most popular one time password based authentication scheme?
Hi there - this isn't a useful question here, as the answers will change over time, and the ones others use may not suit your needs at all. You'd be better off describing your scenario and requirements and asking what features are needed to provide your level of security
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May
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comment Security comparisons between two approaches: how to distinguish FUD from Substance?
Hi dreftymac - as Deer Hunter and schroeder have commented, this isn't a question that can be answered here. There are possibly a couple of questions in there which are answerable - but this one isn't. Turing Completeness is unlikely to be useful in a security scenario, as proving Turing Completeness is effectively impossible in a practical scenario.
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answered Touch Screen Password Guessing by Fingerprint Trace
May
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comment Can you tell the date files where deleted from a flash drive?
Please have another read of the faq and its guidance on asking questions.
May
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comment Can you tell the date files where deleted from a flash drive?
As you will see from the answers on this question, you can't necessarily see if a file has been deleted at all: security.stackexchange.com/q/35627/485
May
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comment Hack a LAN with low security
Or get agreement in writing from the network owner/head of IT/dean/?
May
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comment auto backup database and folders on host from Mac
Hi there. There is a wide range of ways to back up a database, but this site doesn't do product recommendations, and it isn't on topic here anyway.
May
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comment Security Analytics for Laptop logs
Hi karan - as mentioned, reading the FAQ would let you know that a) we don't do product recommendations, b) this would be off topic as it isn't a security question, c) the question is way too open ended
May
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comment Homomorphic encryption used for e-voting?
And for those new here who might not get @Lucas' joke: meta.security.stackexchange.com/a/884/485