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The Spanish Honeynet Project is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to information security focused on honeynet technologies. If you are interested in becoming a member, we encourage you to read the members prerequisites and contact us.
Diego González Gómez <dggomez at (removethis)honeynet.org.es>
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MD5: 60cb7d9e28d778380fed0b8e4d9f4b1c
SHA1: f304843d69cc1acd1b32842bef0a0f55e6dbaaf9
Founder of the Spanish Honeynet Project. Holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering (Telematics) from the UPM, Spain. He also holds the CCNA and GCIA certifications. He is an IT Security Analyst interested in the network security area. He has written an electronic book in Spanish on IDS and several articles related to IT security. He is also the moderator of the forensics-es mailing list, at SecurityFocus. He has participated in several challenges of the Honeynet Project. His areas of expertise include intrusion detection, honeypots, Windows security, etc. His homepage is at http://www.dgonzalez.net.
Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña <jfs at (removethis)honeynet.org.es>
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MD5: 83338c3451045dc4dc163198c8104ef5
SHA1: 197605cc30b2fa16cd436f1edd0f07c0acaaac76
Master of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering and Ph.D. candidate in Telecommunications Engineering from the UPM,. He is a member of the information security division of Germinus XXI S.A. where he works as a consultant and project leader. He has participated in diverse projects providing security services to companies in the bank, public administration and telecommunications operator sectors varying from audits and penetration tests intrusion to deployment of diverse security infraestructure elements. He has also authored articles in magazines (including the spanish magazine SIC) and is member of several open source development groups such as the Debian project and various security tools: Tiger, Nessus, and Bastille. He is also the principal author of the Securing Debian Manual.
Raúl Siles <siles at (removethis)honeynet.org.es>
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MD5: 831710c9f337e7d42bbd11dce721dfe7
SHA1: f1148751a007d959d6c6a4fe9e2350af9be056bf
Raul Siles is a senior security consultant with Hewlett-Packard. He has implemented numerous security solutions in various industries. Raul's expertise includes security architectures design, penetration tests, incident response, forensic analysis, system and network security assessments and hardening, intrusion detection and information security management. He is one of the few individuals who have earned the GIAC Security Expert (GSE) designation and also holds other SANS/GIAC certifications. Raul is also a SANS Institute course author and instructor. He is a frequent security speaker, has authored a TCP/IP security book and contributed to several security articles, reviews and research projects. He is a member of the Spanish Honeynet Project and loves security challenges. He holds a Masters degree in Computer Science from UPM (Spain) and a postgraduate in Security and E-Commerce.
Carlos Fragoso Mariscal <cfragoso at (removethis)honeynet org es>
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MD5: fb758f9397e239de3cc120d053859103
SHA1: 44985193511ad3f2b9f9ee14b4e513f729fe9329
Carlos Fragoso is a networking, systems and security engineer for Supercomputing Center of Catalonia. He is responsible for ERIAC Incident Response Team incident handling and several security services such as perimeter protection, infrastructure hardening and IDS/ADS systems. He frequently participates as an instructor or guest speaker of networking and security topics on several master degree courses, workshops and conferences. In addition, he is involved on national and worldwide security workgroups and incident response communities such as TF-CSIRT, ESPX-CERT, ABUSE-ES and NSP-SEC. Carlos holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science from UAB, a Master Degree on Networking and Telecommunications from URL and several professional certifications from Cisco Systems (CCNA, CCNP) and SANS Institute (GSEC, GCFW, SSP-MPA).
Individuals or organizations interested in Honeynet technologies are encouraged to join the Spanish Honeynet Mailing List (either in English or Spanish language).