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Fergie

Director of Threat Intelligence
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Paul Ferguson ("Fergie") is Director of Threat Intelligence at ICEBRG,io, specializing in Emerging Security Threats and Operational Intelligence. Prior to joining ICEBRG.io, Ferguson has worked for (most recently) IID, Trend Micro, Northrop Grumman, Cisco Systems, Sprint, Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC), and AT&T;, and honorably served several years of active duty service in the U.S. Army as a Communications Security (COMSEC) techie during the Cold War. He spends most free time outdoors hiking, backpacking, and generally amusing himself in the great Pacific Northwest.

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2013 - Jul 03	on	Rebooting Whois
2013 - Jun 13	on	Intelligence Exchange in a Free Market Economy
2010 - Aug 28	on	House of Cards
2009 - Aug 19	on	The Chinese Domain Name Bubble Bursts
2009 - Aug 19	on	The Chinese Domain Name Bubble Bursts
2009 - Apr 01	on	Innovation and Cybersecurity Regulation
2009 - Jan 09	on	Ladies and Gentlemen, China's Netizen Day...
2008 - Oct 02	on	ICANN Slaps Joker.com and DNS.com.cn
2008 - Aug 14	on	Mobilizing Russian Population Attacking Georgia: Similar to the Estonian Incident?
2008 - Jun 06	on	.hk the "Most Unsafe" Domains?
2008 - Feb 03	on	The Internet's Weakest Link
2007 - Nov 21	on	Bandwidth Demands Exceeding Internet Infrastructure Investment
2007 - Nov 20	on	Bandwidth Demands Exceeding Internet Infrastructure Investment
2007 - Aug 12	on	ICANN Investigating Domain Tasting
2007 - Aug 11	on	ICANN Investigating Domain Tasting
2007 - Mar 29	on	Registerfly Victims Are Really Stuck Now
2005 - Sep 09	on	Time to Play Offense
2005 - Sep 07	on	Redux: European Parliament Proposes .kid Internet Domain
2005 - Sep 07	on	Redux: European Parliament Proposes .kid Internet Domain
2005 - Aug 30	on	Time to Play Offense
2005 - Jul 29	on	IGP on Future U.S. Role in Internet Governance
2005 - Jul 22	on	A Balkanized Internet Future?
2005 - Jun 30	on	IETF Publishes RFCs on SPF and Sender ID
2005 - Jun 21	on	Twenty Myths and Truths About IPv6 and the US IPv6 Transition
2005 - May 09	on	Address Policies

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DNS , Cybersecurity , Domain Management , Cybercrime , Threat Intelligence , Web , Malware , Law , Domain Names , Internet Governance , ICANN , Wireless , Policy & Regulation , Telecom , VoIP , Privacy , Access Providers , Cyberattack , Whois , Censorship , IPv6 Transition , IPv4 Markets , Enum , Internet Protocol , Regional Registries , Spam , Mobile Internet , Networks , Multilingualism , New TLDs , UDRP , Broadband , Registry Services ,

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Recent Blogs

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