At Casaba Security we help our clients provide secure products to their customers. We have many years of experience working with leading software development companies, and we understand the product development lifecycle and the demanding impact security has on it. That's why we work closely with our clients to understand the level of security required and structure our methodology to deliver.
Most of our partners and consultants can be reached via email using their first name at our website domain.
Our seasoned approach combines research, testing, training and marketplace understanding to help our clients develop security strategies that meet or exceed their users’ expectations. We want to help our clients understand the security issues their business is facing with its next product release. So we'll work closely with you to transfer knowledge and eliminate any uncertainty
in our methodology.
Company history
Casaba formed in 2002 when a few colleagues saw the need to bring their clients top quality services. Our competitive edge consists of quality, availability, and affordability.
Our team is composed of experienced individuals who are passionate about what they do. Many are published authors, speakers, and trainers at industry events such as SANS, Blackhat, and USENIX.
Jason Glassberg
Jason brings many years of experience managing security reviews and application testing for premier clients. He understands that a successful engagement requires an attentiveness to our clients and a thorough understanding of their needs. Jason leads up the network vulnerability assessment and penetration testing practices for Casaba, and maintains the toolset required to keep that work efficient and effective.
Chris Weber
Chris has authored several security books, articles and presentations. He has identified numerous security vulnerabilities in many widely used software products. He actively works to refine methodologies and research security issues in prevalent technologies especially the Unicode specification. He was recently technical editor of
Hunting Security Bugs
from MS Press.
Brian Lewis
Brian developed a programming language and framework designed to automate identifying software vulnerabilities on distributed enterprise systems. He brings his development background and years of experience as a security consultant identifying business threats and technical vulnerabilities. Brian also develops many of Casaba's internally used tools such as a fully automated program for auditing SQL server configurations and application databases.
Samuel Bucholtz
Samuel's career spans seven years working with cryptography, protocol analysis, and web application testing. He's led many security training sessions and contributed to leading publications such as
Hacking Exposed Web Applications
. Samuel brings a deep knowledge of system internals and effective security testing practices to our engagements.
Noah Glassberg
Working in software assurance within the credit card industry led Noah to a specialized security focus. He has a background in reviewing software implementations and deployments for security weaknesses and finding security vulnerabilities.
John Hernandez
John's a reverse engineer who actively researches malware and botnets on a professional level. His work includes vulnerability research, penetration testing and automation, and all methods which take that direction such as development of advanced fuzzers and other testing tools.
Ramsey Dow
Ramsey helped develop the first commercial network vulnerability scanner for Internet Security Systems in 1995. He was a member of the security team for Trustworthy Computing at Microsoft. Most recently, he served as the ISO for MySpace.com. Above all, Ramsey enjoys developing hardcore network security tools. He was technical editor of Assessing Network Security from MS press.
