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'''Andy Ozment''' is a specialist in cybersecurity policy with experience in operational computer security and academic research on security economics.<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/andy-ozment/1/88/687 Andy Ozment, LinkedIn.com]. Updated 2015 June 22.</ref>
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'''Andy Ozment''' is a specialist in cybersecurity policy with experience in operational computer security and academic research on security economics. He has worked for the US Department of Homeland Security since April 2014, but has worked for the US government since 2008.<ref name="linkedin">[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/andy-ozment/1/88/687 Andy Ozment, LinkedIn.com]. Updated 2015 June 22.</ref>
  
 
Ozment was one of 40 winners nationwide for the 2002 Marshall Scholarship award.<ref>[http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/andy-ozment-wins-marshall-scholarship Georgia Tech News]</ref>
 
Ozment was one of 40 winners nationwide for the 2002 Marshall Scholarship award.<ref>[http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/andy-ozment-wins-marshall-scholarship Georgia Tech News]</ref>

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Affiliation: US Homeland Security
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Andy Ozment is a specialist in cybersecurity policy with experience in operational computer security and academic research on security economics. He has worked for the US Department of Homeland Security since April 2014, but has worked for the US government since 2008.[1]

Ozment was one of 40 winners nationwide for the 2002 Marshall Scholarship award.[2]

Career History

  • Associate Staff, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
  • Information Security & Privacy, Merrill Lynch
  • Research Scientist, Georgia Tech
  • Software Engineer, Nortel Networks[1]

Education

References