Earl Carter is a security researcher that performs security evaluations on Cisco products as a member of the Cisco's Strategic Technology Assurance Team (STAT).
Earl became actively involved in computer and network security when he joined the Air Force Information Warfare Center in 1996. In 1999, Earl joined Cisco and worked on the development of the Intrusion Detection software as a signature developer and security researcher. From there, he became a member of STAT. During his time at Cisco, Earl has authored or co-authored the following Cisco Press Security books:
"Cisco Secure Intrusion Detection System", 2002, by Earl Carter "Cisco Secure Intrusion Detection System", 2nd Edition, 2004, Earl Carter "CCSP Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced Exam Certification Guide (CCSP Self-Study), 2nd Edition, 2004, Earl Carter, Greg Bastien & Christian Abera Degu "CCSP SNPA Official Exam Certification Guide", 3rd Edition, 2006, Earl Carter, Michael Gibbs, Greg Bastien & Christian Abera Degu "CCSP IPS Exam Certification Guide", 2006, by Earl Carter "Intrusion Prevention Fundamentals", 2006, By Earl Carter & Jonathan Hogue
Non-security activities includes being actively involved in scouting where he serves as the troop Chaplain, ATA Taekwondo where he currently holds a third degree black belt, and being a youth minister at church for high school students.
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IPv6 Security Testing Earl Carter | 21 Apr 2011
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In the previous installment of our series of IPv6 security posts, we covered some of the basic
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Securing IPv6 Earl Carter | 07 Apr 2011
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In the previous installment of our series of IPv6 security posts, we covered some of the ways
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IPv6 Addressing Earl Carter | 15 Mar 2011
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In the previous installment of our series of IPv6 posts, we covered some of the ways ICMP has
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ICMP and Security in IPv6 Earl Carter | 01 Mar 2011
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In the previous installment of our series of IPv6 posts, we covered some common myths regarding IPv6. In
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