Dana Epp
Microsoft MVP, Security Researcher, Vulscan Digital Security
Dana Epp has spent decades as a security architect that focuses on helping secure software, data and infrastructure. You might say he’s been on and led Blue Teams well before it was even a thing. When he’s not helping to build and grow software companies focused on developing security tools he’s advising others on how to build and break their own applications and environments. As both a Microsoft Regional Director and Security MVP, he spends a great deal of time on security (de)engineering in the cloud.
Lately he’s challenged himself to help others establish Purple teams, shifting more to offense security. As the world of hybrid computing shifts more IT resources away from the office, it’s clear more effort is needed to educate both administrators and developers on how to build safe, decoupled systems in the cloud. Ultimately he helps people find and fix vulnerabilities in their apps and architecture. You can learn more at www.vulscan.com.
Dana Epp has spent decades as a security architect that focuses on helping secure software, data and infrastructure. You might say he’s been on and led Blue Teams well before it was even a thing. When he’s not helping to build and grow software companies focused on developing security tools he’s advising others on how to build and break their own applications and environments. As both a Microsoft Regional Director and Security MVP, he spends a great deal of time on security (de)engineering in the cloud.
Lately he’s challenged himself to help others establish Purple teams, shifting more to offense security. As the world of hybrid computing shifts more IT resources away from the office, it’s clear more effort is needed to educate both administrators and developers on how to build safe, decoupled systems in the cloud. Ultimately he helps people find and fix vulnerabilities in their apps and architecture. You can learn more at www.vulscan.com.
