President & Chief Technology Officer
Touch Technologies, Inc.

Managing Member
Quantum Properties Technology, LLC


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Biography

Chief Technology Officer | Inventor | Technology Visionary

Professional Summary:

With over 40 years of industry leadership, Daniel Esbensen is a preeminent Chief Technology Officer and an inventive force in the tech industry. Recognized as the "Father of Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS)," his innovations form the basis of the FBI's Carnivore system. He has a proven track record of developing pioneering software solutions that address complex problems on a national and international scale, including technologies used by federal agencies such as the FBI, CIA, and NSA.


Core Competencies:

  • Software Engineering & Architecture
  • Advanced Algorithm Design & Optimization
  • Scalable System Development
  • Strategic Patent Innovation
  • Leadership in High-Stakes Environments
  • Cyber Security and Data Protection

Professional Experience:

Oversees the strategic direction and technological innovation at Quantum Properties Technology, focusing on developing next-generation highly scalable cyber security solutions.

  • Spearheaded the development of cutting-edge software products, including a market-leading Dynamic Load Balancer for OpenVMS systems.
  • Directed research and product development, significantly influencing network security and data encryption areas.
  • Managed partnerships and served as primary technical liaison with major corporations such as HPE
  • Significant HIPAA rules and regulation expertise

Led critical software development and strategic initiatives, enhancing enterprise solutions.

Led multiple software projects, focusing on innovative solutions and strategic product direction.

  • Provided high-level technology consulting for major entities, including Citicorp, Boeing, and the U.S. Office of the President. Engagements have focused on developing secure, scalable software solutions tailored to enhance operational efficiencies, strategic technological advancements, and security protocols.
  • **Cyber Security Consultant for the Marine Auxiliary Cyber Security Division**, where he contributed to strengthening cyber defense mechanisms and protocols.
  • **Department of Energy**, contributed to initiatives to improve national energy infrastructure and security measures.
  1. **Financial Sector:** Developed transaction processing and data encryption software for Citicorp and Bank of America, enhancing security across banking networks.
  2. **Aerospace:** Implemented advanced manufacturing solutions for Boeing to improve production efficiency.
  3. **Utilities and Government:** Modernized infrastructure management for Envision Electrical Utility and advised the US Office of the President on secure communication platforms.
  4. **Automotive and Retail:** Enhanced fleet management for Hertz Rental Car and implemented inventory management solutions for Hallmark.
  • **Adjunct Professor of Programming Languages**, College of Saint Scholastica, Duluth, Minnesota, age 17
  • Taught advanced programming concepts at the **University of Wisconsin**graduate level.

Key Achievements:

  • US 5,796,942 � Automated network-wide surveillance.
  • US 8,164,492 � Fast data encoding and decoding.
  • US 7,124,427 � Methods for Highly scalable, nationwide video surveillance
  • **Languages:** ActionScript, C, C#, C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, SQL
  • **Tools & Technologies:** GIT, Visual Studio, Eclipse, MongoDB, Amazon AWS, TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP/S
  • **Platforms:** Android, HTML5, Microsoft, Adobe Flash
  • IEEE Standards Committee
  • ANSI Standards Committee
  • Master Teacher, University Austin, Texas
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