VM Developer Page for Brian W. Hugenbruch
Who are You?
I am a developer and functional verification tester for z/VM.
I've been with VM for the whole of my career; since joining,
I've worked mostly in the
Security and Networking areas
of the product.
Give some details?
I started out as a developer for z/VM TCP/IP, doing security
enhancements to the stack (e.g., Denial-of-Service prevention,
RESTRICTLOWPORTS and NETSTAT command logging).
I've since become the lead security tester for
CFT/FVT, though I still do development on the side. I take
a particular pride in my work, especially if I find a way to
break something Alan or
Will was certain was finally working.
What did you do before joining z/VM? I graduated from
Lafayette College in
May of 2000. My Bachelor's degree is a dual-major in Computer Science
and English.
Prior to graduation, I did two summer internships with
IBM Global Services's Internet Solutions department; work
included building customer webpages, developing graphics and
webmaster work.
Before that, I was busy growing up in the Poconos. I graduated
as salutatorian of my class, despite not knowing how to ski.
Do you do presentations?
I'm just beginning to pick up presentations, so this section
will be a little sparse. As I continue to meet more of the
users and speak to various groups, I'll begin posting .pdfs.
For the time being, if I'm out in public, I'm speaking on the
topic of
SSL for z/VM.
How do we reach you?
If there is something in which I'm involved, and there is any way
I can lend assistance, reaching me is best done through e-mail:
b w h u g e n <at> u s (dot) i b m (dot) c o m.
Other Interests?
Beyond z/VM Security and virtualization, topics which
pique my immediate attention include:
- The impact of hypertext and the internet upon
modern literature (from cut-up theory to non-linear and
ergodic fiction);
- The sociology of virtual worlds (from the development
of modern online communities to the issues of communication
thereby);
- Beginner gardening (my garden is in its second year,
and the tomatoes were the only success story in year one);
- Fencing (sport) (as I was an NCAA Division I Varsity
Fencer, a long time ago);
When will this page see some exciting content?
As soon as humanly possible, I promise.
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