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Dan Cornell

Pseudo-retired - Investing, Advising, Mentoring, and Board Membering

Dan Cornell is a seasoned professional with a strong background in technology, software development, and information security, with a focus on application security. He has held various key roles in organizations, showcasing his expertise in software development, software architecture, application security, and legal matters.

Dan Cornell pursued his education by studying Computer Science at Trinity University for his BS degree and completing his High School Degree at St. Louis University High School, highlighting his commitment to academic excellence in the field of technology.

Throughout his career, Dan Cornell has made significant contributions in the tech industry, serving in leadership positions at notable companies. He was formerly involved in Investing, Advising, Mentoring, and Board Membership activities during his tenure at Pseudo-retired. Additionally, he held the position of CISO Adviser and Vice President of Product Strategy at Coalfire, further establishing his expertise in information security.

Dan Cornell's career highlights also include serving as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Denim Group, Ltd., where he was instrumental in driving software development initiatives and ensuring application security measures were in place. Prior to this role, he acted as Vice President at Rare Medium, showcasing his versatile skill set and strategic capabilities.

Moreover, Dan Cornell has a strong foundation in software engineering, having founded Atension and served as its Vice President of Engineering. This role allowed him to demonstrate his proficiency in software development and architecture, contributing significantly to the success of the organization.

Dan Cornell's professional journey began as a Student Analyst at Southwest Research Institute, where he honed his analytical skills and laid the groundwork for his future endeavors in the technology sector.

Highlights

Nov 28 · linkedin

If you're looking for somewhere to give on this fine Giving Tuesday, my sister in law Dana Rovang has been working on the Obscure Histories project for 10 or so years and they now have 501(3)(c) status. You can check out the kinds of overlooked historical stories they have published here

Aug 9 · linkedin

Grabbing some lunch then headed to Vegas to lurk around Hacker Summer Camp for a couple days. Will be around this afternoon through Friday morning if anybody wants to link up

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San Antonio, Texas, United States