Marshall E. Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

- Leads security team initiatives, including security strategy, risk assessment, red team exercises to test Mozilla’s defenses, and incident response processes.- Develops company policy positions and strategies concerning misinformation and malicious content, online political advertising, and government vulnerability disclosure, among others.- Drives Firefox browser initiatives to protect people from pervasive web tracking and encrypt browsing activity from spying and tampering.- Oversees compliance strategy and implementation of global privacy regulations, including Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation and the California Consumer Privacy Act. - Represents Mozilla security initiatives and policies in public forums and panels, to the press, and to policymakers in Congress.

- Defined Mozilla’s corporate position regarding encryption and law enforcement access proposals. - Organized incident responses and crisis communications for security and data breach incidents that jeopardized user trust.- Worked with Mozilla’s product and engineering teams to protect Mozilla's users, establish security controls, and ensure compliance with privacy laws and principles.

Stanford, California, Us

Stanford, Ca, Us

- Served as the research director for the Hoover Institution’s Working Group on Foreign Policy and Grand Strategy, supporting efforts to develop a new national security strategy for the United States.- Carried out research into intelligence and counterterrorism policy, focused on unmanned aerial vehicles, surveillance, intelligence collection, and cyber security.- Wrote research reports, op-eds, and memoranda.

- Served as subject matter expert in intelligence, counterterrorism, and national security. - Wrote research reports and memoranda for members of Congress on intelligence budgeting, national security leaks and National Security Agency surveillance, covert action, and intelligence reform.- Drafted legislation to update congressional notification requirements for covert action and to strengthen congressional oversight of unmanned aerial vehicles operated by the Central Intelligence Agency.

- Served as lead staffer for the Ranking Member during the Committee’s investigation into the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya. Coauthored the Committee’s report, “Flashing Red: A Special Report On the Terrorist Attack in Benghazi.”- Authored memos, speeches, op-eds, and public statements on homeland security topics. For example, prepared material for the September 19th, 2012, HSGAC hearing, “Homeland Threats and Agency Responses.”

- Briefed senior policymakers, including the President of the United States, senior Cabinet members, military leaders, and majority and minority leaders of Congress.- Conducted analysis of al-Qa'ida and its regional affiliates.

- Analyzed Middle East cyber capabilities, with a focus on understanding the threat posed by state and non-state actors from emerging technologies.

Bs & Ba, Computer Science & Philosophy

Masters Of Public Policy, Political Strategy