Daniel Smallwood

Daniel Smallwood has extensive experience in the field of cybersecurity. Daniel currently holds the position of Senior Sales Engineer at LiveAction Software. Prior to this, they worked as a Senior Security Research Engineer at IronNet Cybersecurity, where they conducted threat research to identify product detection gaps and developed new detection capabilities. Before that, they served as a Senior Security Engineer at Sumo Logic, where they focused on security-related responsibilities.

Daniel's work history also includes roles as a Senior Security Engineer at JASK, where they were a part of the founding team and made various contributions to sales engineering, marketing, product, and recruitment. At Alert Logic, they worked as a Security Content Engineer and assisted in the transition and support of technology, analytics, and customer commitments following an acquisition. Daniel also gained experience as a Senior Security Engineer at Click Security, where they drove customer success and contributed to future product innovations.

Prior to these roles, Daniel worked as a Software Developer/Security Analyst at Cyber Squared Inc., monitoring and reacting to intrusions in a large MS-Windows enterprise. Daniel also served as a Security Analyst at CSC, supporting the Defense Information Systems Agency Europe Net Assurance office and developing innovative applications to enhance analysis capabilities.

Daniel'scareer began at SRA International as a Software Developer, supporting the United States European Command and leading an Automation team for high-visibility projects. This was followed by a role as a Security Analyst at CSC, where they were the Lead Analyst for the Air Force Computer Emergency Response Team and developed automation applications for analysis workflows.

Daniel Smallwood attended the University of Minnesota from 1994 to 1996, though the information specifies that they did not complete a degree or a field of study during this time. Later, they attended Park University from 2002 to 2005, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science.