Member Of

SANS Instructor ISC Handler SANS Author GIAC BOD GIAC ABs GIAC graders WVE CCN SHP Criptored

Currently I'm member of the following security groups, teams and/or organizations.

SANS Certified Instructor

On November 2005, I became a SANS Certified Instructor, Raul Siles.

Internet Storm Center (ISC) Handler

On January 2008, I became a new member of the Internet Storm Center (ISC), as a security incident handler.

SANS Author

I've reviewed and authored SANS training courseware, such as:

SECURITY 617: Assessing and Securing Wireless Networks (Reviewer, Co-author)

Security 554 - StaySharp: Deploying GenIII Honeynets (Author)

Security 550 - StaySharp: Google Hacking and Defense (Reviewer, Co-author)

SECURITY 401: SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp Style (Reviewer, Updater)

GIAC Board of Directors

I'm a member of the GIAC Board of Directors (BOD), acting as the GSE representative.

GIAC Advisory Boards

I'm a member of the GIAC Advisory Boards (ABs) associated to all the different SANS/GIAC certifications I hold. Therefore, I currenlty belong to the following ABs:

GCIH GCIA GCUX GCFW GSNA GCFA

Other SANS/GIAC stuff:
I'm also the moderator of the SANS Forum called “Foro en español sobre formación y certificación SANS/GIAC”.
I was a founding and current member of the ISC's Malware Analysis team, a group of international researchers taking care of the Internet malware health.
I'm a member of the SANS "Stay Sharp Development Network", providing peer reviews of SSP courseware modules in development.

GIAC graders

In May 2004 I helped to design and create a new GIAC certificate for the SANS REM course, the "GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware" certificate, also called GREM. On September 2004, when this certificate was ready to go, I became one of the GIAC authorized graders for it.

WVE

I'm a frequent contributor of WVE, the Wireless Vulnerabilities & Exploits project.

CCN

I'm collaborating, as a security consultant, with the spanish CCN (Centro Criptológico Nacional), a division of the CNI (Centro Nacional de Inteligencia), that is, the spanish intelligence agency, reviewing and developing security guidelines, standards, reports and recommendations for the different Spanish Ministries and General Administration.

SHP: Spanish Honeynet Project

I belong to the Spanish Honeynet Project (SHP), an organization of security professionals dedicated to information security focused on honeynet technologies.
On January 2005 we became part of the worlwide Honeynet Research Alliance.

Criptored

When my TCP/IP book was published on Criptored, the Criptography and Information Security Iberoamerican network, I became a member of it.

I'm a member of the GIAC Advisory Boards (ABs) associated to all the different SANS/GIAC certifications I hold. Therefore, I currenlty belong to the following ABs:
GCIH	GCIA	GCUX	GCFW	GSNA	GCFA
Other SANS/GIAC stuff: I'm also the moderator of the SANS Forum called “Foro en español sobre formación y certificación SANS/GIAC”. I was a founding and current member of the ISC's Malware Analysis team, a group of international researchers taking care of the Internet malware health. I'm a member of the SANS "Stay Sharp Development Network", providing peer reviews of SSP courseware modules in development.