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Brian Dye

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Corporate Vice President, Intel Security Group General Manager, Corporate Products
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Brian Dye is corporate vice president in the Intel Security Group and general manager of the group's global security products at Intel Corporation. He is responsible for Intel's global corporate security product portfolio and worldwide engineering, including product management, development, strategy, and solution delivery.

A veteran of the security industry, Dye has a breadth of leadership experience in digital threat and information protection. He joined Intel in 2015 from Citrix Systems Inc., where he was vice president of the Mobile Platforms Group and managed the teams responsible for the company's enterprise mobility business. Before joining Citrix in 2014, Dye spent more than a decade at Symantec Corporation, culminating in his position as senior vice president of the Information Security Group. In that role, he led product management, engineering, support, and operations for Symantec's gateway security, data center security, data loss prevention, trust services, and managed security services businesses. During his Symantec tenure, Dye also held senior management positions in the Information Intelligence Group, Information Management Group, Enterprise Security Group, Information Risk Management Group, and Data Center Management Group.

Earlier in his career, Dye held various business development and engineering management roles at Xerox Corporation's Palo Alto Research Center, E Ink Corporation, and Procter & Gamble Co.

Dye holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA degree from the Stanford Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
Articles by Brian Dye
'Hidden Tunnels' Help Hackers Launch Financial Services Attacks
Kelly Sheridan, Staff Editor, Dark Reading,  6/20/2018
Tesla Employee Steals, Sabotages Company Data
Jai Vijayan, Freelance writer,  6/19/2018
Inside a SamSam Ransomware Attack
Ajit Sancheti, CEO and Co-Founder, Preempt,  6/20/2018
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CVE-2018-12633
PUBLISHED: 2018-06-22
An issue was discovered in the Linux kernel through 4.17.2. vbg_misc_device_ioctl() in drivers/virt/vboxguest/vboxguest_linux.c reads the same user data twice with copy_from_user. The header part of the user data is double-fetched, and a malicious user thread can tamper with the critical variables (...
CVE-2018-12634
PUBLISHED: 2018-06-22
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CVE-2018-12630
PUBLISHED: 2018-06-21
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CVE-2018-12631
PUBLISHED: 2018-06-21
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