About Me

Taylor Banks is an Entrepreneur, Security Evangelist and Privacy Pundit who hails from the Greater Atlanta Area. He has spent over 15 years in the Information Technology industry, and has been involved with several successful startups.

 

Across the past 10 years, Taylor Banks (aka dr.kaos) has written and delivered training and provided security consultation to thousands of security engineers, architects, managers and executives from hundreds of organizations including Bristol-Myers Squibb, Ernst and Young, FedEx, IBM Global Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and VeriSign as well as the US Department of Defense, Federal Bureau of Investigation, the US Marine Corps Computer Emergency Response Team (MARCERT) and the National Security Agency. He also worked as a network and security consultant for Benedict College, the Environmental Policy Center, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia State University, Sodexho Marriott, and SunTrust Securities.

Taylor is a founding member of the Atlanta Defcon Group and kaos.theory security research team.

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