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Jon Callas is a [[computer security]] expert best known for work related to [[PGP]]. He has a [http://www.merrymeet.com/jon/ home page]. | Jon Callas is a [[computer security]] expert best known for work related to [[PGP]]. He has a [http://www.merrymeet.com/jon/ home page]. | ||
Callas worked for [[Digital Equipment]], for [[Apple Computer]], for [[PGP Incorporated]], the company set up by [[Phil Zimmermann] to commercialise his invention, and for [[Bruce Schneier]]'s company, [[Counterpane]]. While at PGP Inc., he was the chief technical architect for the [[Open PGP]] specification, RFC 4880. | Callas worked for [[Digital Equipment]], for [[Apple Computer]], for [[PGP Incorporated]], the company set up by [[Phil Zimmermann]] to commercialise his invention, and for [[Bruce Schneier]]'s company, [[Counterpane]]. While at PGP Inc., he was the chief technical architect for the [[Open PGP]] specification, RFC 4880. | ||
When PGP Inc was bought out by [[Network Associates]], he became CTO of NA's security division for a time. Later, he became one of the founders of [[PGP Corporation]] which bought the rights when NA decided to sell. At PGP Corp, he was Chief Technical Officer for some years. | When PGP Inc was bought out by [[Network Associates]], he became CTO of NA's security division for a time. Later, he became one of the founders of [[PGP Corporation]] which bought the rights when NA decided to sell. At PGP Corp, he was Chief Technical Officer for some years. | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 21 June 2010
Jon Callas is a computer security expert best known for work related to PGP. He has a home page.
Callas worked for Digital Equipment, for Apple Computer, for PGP Incorporated, the company set up by Phil Zimmermann to commercialise his invention, and for Bruce Schneier's company, Counterpane. While at PGP Inc., he was the chief technical architect for the Open PGP specification, RFC 4880.
When PGP Inc was bought out by Network Associates, he became CTO of NA's security division for a time. Later, he became one of the founders of PGP Corporation which bought the rights when NA decided to sell. At PGP Corp, he was Chief Technical Officer for some years.