Talk:Dan Walsh

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I was looking for one of the key players in the SELinux development and couldn't find him on WikiPedia. We should create a page for him. Here's some info from http://selinux-symposium.org/2005/presenters/danwalsh.php :

Dan Walsh is Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat Corp. He has over 20 years experience in the computer field. Dan has spent most of his career working on Security Applications and platforms. He spent several years working on the Athena Project while at Digital Equipment Corp. Designed and developed the AltaVista Firewall and AltaVista Tunnel (VPN) Products. Dan also worked for Netect developing HackerShield, a Vulnerability Assessment Product. Netect was acquired by BindView where he continued working on HackerShield and developed a new product BVControl for UNIX. At Red Hat, Dan has led the SELinux project for the last year and a half, concentrating mainly on the application space.

Roy Laurie 01:59, 31 August 2007 (UTC)