CA/Policy Participants

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Please keep the list in alphabetical order by first character of name, as used in From: email header. Use "definition list" markup (; for your name, : for the description).

Alex Gaynor

Posting in a personal capacity with views not necessarily representing the views of my employer; used to work for Mozilla.

Ben Laurie

Founder of the Certificate Transparency project; posting in a personal capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Ben Wilson

Works at Mozilla as a CA Program Manager; posting in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Chris Clements

Works for Google; PKI policy for Chrome; posting in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Clint Wilson

Works for Apple; posting in a personal capacity, except where otherwise indicated. Posts and views do not necessarily represent the views of Apple, unless explicitly indicated.

Curt Spann

Works for Apple; Posting in a personal capacity, with posts not necessarily representing the views of Apple, except where otherwise noted.

Devon O'Brien

Works for Google; PKI policy for Chrome/ChromeOS; Posting in a personal capacity, with posts not necessarily representing the views of Google, except where otherwise noted.

Dimitris Zacharopoulos

Works for HARICA as a PKI Manager; Posting mostly in a personal capacity with posts not necessarily representing the views of HARICA, except where otherwise noted.

Gijs Kruitbosch

Mozilla employee who works on Firefox frontend; Posting in a personal capacity, except where otherwise indicated. Even when posting in official capacity, posts do not imply anything about the official position of the Mozilla CA Certificate Module (with which Gijs is not involved).

Ken Myers

Works for the U.S General Services Administration; IT Specialist working on governmentwide identity policy. Posting in a personal capacity, with posts not necessarily representing the views of the U.S. Federal Government or the General Services Administration, except when specifically noted.

Kathleen Wilson

Owner of the Mozilla CA Certificates Module; posting in an official capacity.

Kirk Hall

Works as Director Policy and Compliance - SSL for Entrust Datacard. I previously worked with Trend Micro and GeoTrust.

Nick Lamb

aka tialaramex; Employee of the University of Southampton; posting in a personal capacity.

Peter Bowen

Works for Apple; posting in a personal capacity with posts not necessarily representing the views of Apple, except where otherwise noted.

Robin Alden

Retired from Sectigo/; posted in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Rob Stradling

Works for Sectigo/; author of crt.sh; posting in a personal capacity, with views not necessarily representing the views of Sectigo (unless otherwise noted).

Ryan Dickson

Works for Google; PKI policy for Chrome; posting in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Ryan Hurst

Works for Google; Product Manager for Certificate Transparency and other PKI related projects. Posting in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Ryan Sleevi

Works for Google; Posting in a personal capacity, with posts not necessarily representing the views of Google.

Tim Smith

Product data science at Mozilla since April 2018. Not organizationally associated with the root program; posts in personal capacity.

Tim Callan

Chief Compliance Officer at Sectigo; posting in an official capacity, except where otherwise indicated.

Tom Ritter

Works at Mozilla but is not involved with the Mozilla CA Certificate Module, Firefox UI Frontend. Just cares about TLS, CAs, and CT. Not posting in an official capacity, unless otherwise noted (but probably never ever will.)

Wayne Thayer

Works at Fastly.