Dylan Foos
About Dylan Foos
Dylan Foos is an Offensive Security Engineer II specializing in Attack Surface Management at ACV Auctions, where he has worked since 2021. He has a strong background in cybersecurity, having held previous roles and actively contributed to the cybersecurity community through events and presentations.
Work at ACV Auctions
Dylan Foos has been employed at ACV Auctions since 2021, serving as an Offensive Security Engineer II in Attack Surface Management. In this role, he focuses on identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities within the company's systems. His expertise contributes to the overall security posture of ACV Auctions, ensuring that the organization remains resilient against potential cyber threats.
Education and Expertise
Dylan Foos holds a Bachelor of Arts in Cyber Defense and Information Assurance from Tiffin University, which he completed from 2015 to 2019. He also earned an Associate of Criminal Justice in Digital Forensics during the same period. Prior to his university studies, he attended Terra State Community College and Vanguard Career Center, where he focused on Computer Technology and Computer Systems Networking. His educational background provides a strong foundation in cybersecurity principles and practices.
Professional Background
Before joining ACV Auctions, Dylan Foos worked at Accenture as a Senior Security Consulting Analyst in Advanced Attack and Readiness Operations from 2020 to 2021. His role involved assessing security measures and preparing organizations for potential cyber threats. Additionally, he has been actively involved in the cybersecurity community as the Vice President and Co-Founder of Northwest Ohio ISSA since 2018, where he helps lead initiatives to promote cybersecurity awareness and education.
Achievements in Cybersecurity
Dylan Foos has achieved notable recognition in the field of cybersecurity. He secured first place in the Information Security Summit 2018 Capture The Flag competition in Cleveland, where he competed against top schools and former NSA Red team members. He also discovered a bug in the Metasploit 2018 CTF log-in page, which he reported and was subsequently fixed. His contributions extend to organizing Capture The Flag events for Northwest Ohio ISSA, enhancing the local cybersecurity landscape.
Community Involvement
Dylan Foos actively participates in community service and professional development initiatives. He has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, showcasing his commitment to giving back to the community. Additionally, he has contributed to the cybersecurity field by presenting at various conferences, including the 2019 Central Ohio InfoSec Summit and the Cybersecurity Educational Initiative Summit at Terra Community College. His involvement in these events reflects his dedication to sharing knowledge and fostering collaboration within the cybersecurity community.