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Jeffrey Bedser is an entrepreneur with extensive experience in investigations, threat intelligence and abuse in the DNS. He is the founder of iThreat and has spent decades building technology, services and solutions to understand, prevent and combat Internet abuse and crime.   iThreat is the source of the DAAR program for ICANN and runs CleanDNS for DNS providers to provide succinct bespoke approaches to DNS abuse management. 
'''Jeffrey Bedser''' is an entrepreneur with extensive experience in investigation, threat intelligence and abuse via the DNS. He founded [[iThreat]] and is currently the CEO of [[CleanDNS]], which donates its services to the [[DNSAI]]. He has spent decades building technology, services and solutions to understand, prevent and combat [[DNS Abuse]] and [[cybercrime]]. iThreat was the source of the [[DAAR]] program for [[ICANN]].  
 
He currently serves on the Public Interest Registry (.ORG) Board of Directors as the Vice Chair and Chair of Audit and Risk.
 
Volunteer Activities


• Cyber Threats Taskforce (ASIS International) Chairman (2000-2002)
He currently serves as the Chair of the [[Public Interest Registry]] ([[.org]]) Board of Directors (Term 2017-2023).
• Joint Council for Information Age Crime (JCIAC), Member, BoD (2002-2007).
• IACP - Ad hoc Committee on Computer Crime and Digital Evidence (2006 - 2017)
• Security Journal (Palgrave McMillan Ltd) - Editorial Board (2003 - )
• Anti-phishing Working Group (APWG) (2016-    )


==Volunteer Activities==


* [[Cyber Threats Taskforce]] (ASIS International) Chairman (2000-2002)
* Joint Council for Information Age Crime ([[JCIAC]]), Member, BoD (2002-2007).
* [[IACP]] - Ad hoc Committee on Computer Crime and Digital Evidence (2006 - 2017)
* ''Security Journal'' (Palgrave McMillan Ltd) - Editorial Board (2003-present)
* [[Anti-Phishing Working Group]] (APWG) (2016-present)
* [[topDNS]] Contact Group (2021-present)
* [[DNS Abuse Institute]] - Board Representative to the Advisory Board
* [[Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network]] - Contact Group (2021-present)
* [[SSAC|Security & Stability Advisory Committee]] (ICANN) (2007-present)


==Career History==
==Career History==
Jeffrey R. Bedser is the founder and CEO of iThreat Cyber Group [http://www.ithreat.com www.ithreat.com]. Mr. Bedser has led iThreat on its journey from an internet investigative firm to a technology driven threat intelligence company. iThreat was initially formed in 1997 as Internet Crimes Group.   Prior to iThreat Jeff worked in global security management in both the pharmaceutical and financial industries.
Jeff is the founder and CEO of CleanDNS Inc.  For 26 years Jeff ran iThreat Cyber Group Inc, a threat intelligence company.   CleanDNS spun off from iThreat in 2021 prior to iThreat's sale.   Prior to that Jeff had a career in physical security and investigations starting in 1989,
 
 


==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation==
==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation==
Participating in the ICANN sphere since 2005, Jeff has been on the [[SSAC|Security & Stability Advisory Committee]] since 2007 and has lead several work parties for SSAC publications. He has been the SSAC [[NomCom]] representative, the Liaison to the [[CSC]] and the ccPDP4 [[IDN]] working group. He has participated and presented at several [[IGF]], [[TLDCON]] and [[APTLD]] meetings.
Participating in the ICANN sphere since 2005, Jeff has been on the [[SSAC|Security & Stability Advisory Committee]] since 2007 and has led several work parties for SSAC publications including SAC115 https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/sac-115-en.pdf. He has been the SSAC [[NomCom]] representative and the Liaison to the [[CSC]] and the [[CcNSO Policy Development Process - IDN Strings|ccPDP4]] [[IDN]] working group. He has participated in and presented at several [[IGF]] and [[APTLD]] meetings.


==Education==
==Education==
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Computer Forensics Chapter: Internet Crimes, Torts & Scams: Investigation & Remedies (Oxford University Press, 2009)  
Computer Forensics Chapter: Internet Crimes, Torts & Scams: Investigation & Remedies (Oxford University Press, 2009)  


==Awards==
 


[[Category:SSAC Member]]
[[Category:SSAC Member]]
[[Category:Cybersecurity Workers]]

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Organization: CleanDNS
Affiliation: SSAC
Region: North America
Country: USA
Email: jeffrey.bedser@cleandns.email
Website:

   CleanDNS

LinkedIn:    Jeffrey Bedser

Jeffrey Bedser is an entrepreneur with extensive experience in investigation, threat intelligence and abuse via the DNS. He founded iThreat and is currently the CEO of CleanDNS, which donates its services to the DNSAI. He has spent decades building technology, services and solutions to understand, prevent and combat DNS Abuse and cybercrime. iThreat was the source of the DAAR program for ICANN.

He currently serves as the Chair of the Public Interest Registry (.org) Board of Directors (Term 2017-2023).

Volunteer Activities[edit | edit source]

Career History[edit | edit source]

Jeff is the founder and CEO of CleanDNS Inc. For 26 years Jeff ran iThreat Cyber Group Inc, a threat intelligence company. CleanDNS spun off from iThreat in 2021 prior to iThreat's sale. Prior to that Jeff had a career in physical security and investigations starting in 1989,

ICANN and Internet Governance Participation[edit | edit source]

Participating in the ICANN sphere since 2005, Jeff has been on the Security & Stability Advisory Committee since 2007 and has led several work parties for SSAC publications including SAC115 https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/sac-115-en.pdf. He has been the SSAC NomCom representative and the Liaison to the CSC and the ccPDP4 IDN working group. He has participated in and presented at several IGF and APTLD meetings.

Education[edit | edit source]

Rutgers University

Publications[edit | edit source]

The Impact of the Internet on Security, Security Journal, 2007, 20, (55-56) Palgrave Macmillan Ltd 0955-1622/07 Law and Order in a Networked World, Security Counsel, CSO Magazine, March 2003, CXO Media Inc. Computer Forensics Chapter: Internet Crimes, Torts & Scams: Investigation & Remedies (Oxford University Press, 2009)