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Derek Gabbard brings over 12 years of voice and data networking and network security experience to his Co-founder and Technology Director role at Lookingglass. He is responsible for delivering products and services to Lookingglass’ customers, across the commercial, federal civilian agency, and defense department communities. Prior to Lookingglass, Gabbard was Chief Technology Officer at Soteria Network Technologies. Gabbard also served as Senior Member of the Technical Staff at the world-renowned CERT® at Carnegie Mellon University. He was responsible for the development and delivery of information assurance and security curriculum. He developed courseware in cryptography, secure remote access methods, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and securing network infrastructure. In addition, Gabbard worked as a manager at Arbor Networks, the industry leader in behavioral analysis and DDoS detection and mitigation, where he was responsible for training development of products and technology aimed at large enterprises and Internet Service Providers. Gabbard is a 1995 graduate of the United States Air Force Academy.

July 2008 - Podcast Analyzing Internet Traffic for Better Cyber Situational Awareness

Topics: Incident Management

In this podcast, Derek Gabbard discusses automation, innovation, reaction, and expansion as the foundation for meaningful network traffic intelligence.

March 2004 - Handbook Advanced Information Assurance Handbook

Topics: Network Situational Awareness, Software Assurance

This handbook helps technical staff members who are charged with administering and securing information systems and networks.

July 2003 - White Paper Gobus Toolkit 3 Core - A Grid Service Container Framework

Topics: System of Systems

Authors: Derek Gabbard

The core infrastructure of Globus Toolkit 3 (GT3 Core) is based on the OGSI primitives and protocols. The main design goal has been to make the OGSI technology easy to use, reuse, and extend when developing new Grid applications.