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Christopher H Young
Sr. Information Security Architect
Christopher H. Young is a highly skilled computer engineer with an impressive educational background. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Engineering from the University of Cincinnati and has studied Mathematics, Computer Science, and Engineering at the University of Louisville. Young has spent considerable time building his professional career, having worked with several top organizations.
Currently, Young works in Information Security at Caresource lending his expertise in security architecture and software development. Prior to his current role, he was a Senior Software and Security Architect with 84.51˚ Llc where he was responsible for the design and implementation of software products for enhancing customer experience. Young was also a Security First Center of Excellence Subject Matter Expert and Red Team and Blue Team with AT&T where he designed and executed security strategies to minimize threats to the organization.
Young has served in high-level positions in various organizations throughout his career, including Chief Security Officer with Powernet Global Communications, Director of Development with Riverain Technologies, and Senior Java Architect with Peak Staffing Solutions. He also worked as Software Engineer with Belcan and Software Architect with AT&T.
As a computer engineer, Young has a broad range of expertise in software development and security architecture. He is an adept problem solver, with a wealth of technical knowledge and the ability to translate between technical and non-technical audiences. Young is also an influencer in his field and has made significant contributions to software and security design.
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Come hear me talk on Software Supply Chain Security tomorrow at Queen City Con, hosted by Cannon Fodder Security. There are other great talks and villages all weekend (November 17th-19th)! Also a Capture the Flag contest hosted by MetaCTF Inc. with prizes provided by OffSec!
Tickets at eventbrite. https://lnkd.in/gBFcBKHN
Check out the talks https://queencitycon.org
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More and more information dripping out about the Target data breech. Looks like an early warning of the breach was ignored.
