Brian Glas has worked in IT for 25 years and in information/application security for the last two decades. He started as an enterprise Java developer, then transitioned to helping build an application security program as both tech lead and manager. He later played the role of enterprise architect and did a little incident response and reverse engineering malware for fun. Glas then spent a number of years as a consultant helping clients build AppSec programs, create/update SDLCs, and other related initiatives. He has worked on the Trustworthy Computing team at Microsoft and is now chair and assistant professor of Computer Science at Union University, building and reimagining the Computer Science and Cybersecurity programs. He has also been a co-lead for SAMM v1.1-2.0+ and the OWASP Top 10 since 2017, along with helping develop the RABET-V program to assess non-voting election technology.