Aleksandr Yampolskiy

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Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy is a cofounder and CEO of SecurityScorecard (www.securitysorecard.com), the leading security rating company, which is used by hundreds of Fortune 5000 companies, like Trinet, Netflix, Mcgraw-Hill and others. Previously he was a CTO of BlogTalkRadio, the largest online radio network averaging over 40 million visitors a month.  Prior to Cinchcast, Alex was a CISO at Gilt Groupe companies, responsible for all aspects of IT infrastructure  security, secure application development, and PCI compliance.  Before that he worked at Goldman Sachs, Oracle, and Microsoft, where he was a lead technologist building large-scale, performant enterprise software focused on IDM, SSO...

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Privacy and E-Commerce

Eight simple rules to writing secure PHP programs

Business Case Studies

Malware goes to the movies

OWASP Much ado about randomness

Much ado about randomness. What is really a random number?

Social Engineering and What to do About it

Malware Goes to the Movies - Briefing

Number theory lecture (part 1)

Recruiting Great Engineers in Six Easy Steps

New York REDIS Meetup Welcome Session

Number theory lecture (part 2)

Social media security challenges

"Managing software development" by Peter Bell

Secure information aggregation in sensor networks

Spreading Rumors Quietly and the Subgroup Escape Problem

You Too Can Be a Radio Host Or How We Scaled a .NET Startup And Had Fun Doing It

A verifiable random function with short proofs and keys

Price of anarchy is independent of network topology

Threshold and Proactive Pseudo-Random Permutations