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Blumental has previously worked for the [[Federal Trade Commission]] as a Trial Attorney at the Cleveland Regional Office and Federal Maritime Commission, as well as Legislative Director for a Member of the House of Representatives. From 1992 until 1998, he worked as Attorney-Advisor on Information and Technology Management for the Federal Trade Commission, following which he served as Internet Lab Coordinator for FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection until 2006. The Internet Lab was a pioneer in implementing a systematic method of collecting and indexing illegal activity over the Internet for prosecution. He also managed the Commission's FTC’s Consumer Protection Technical Support Group and developed the Consumer Protection’s Litigation Support Group. After leaving the FTC, he began private practice work as a consultant and lawyer.<ref>[http://www.donblumenthal.com/files/Download/don%20m%20blumenthal%20resume.pdf Don M. Blumenthal Resume]</ref> In 2010, he joined PIR as Policy Advisor.

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===Organizational Membership===

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Blumenthal contributed to the ABA publication '''International Guide to Cyber Security, the International Guide to Privacy and Roadmap to Enterprise Security.''' In 2005, he served as co-chairman to the “Roadmap to Government and Private Sector Cyber Security Program and became the moderator pd the Roadmap to Enterprise Security Panel. In 2003, he helped organize the program, Doing Business Around the Globe: New Guides to Protecting and Securing Your Data and Network program and participated as panelist during the ABA annual meeting. In 2004, he was the keynote speaker of the Third European IT-Forensics Meetings which was held at Rome, Italy. He is n contributor to FTC's publication, the Fraudbuster under the Computer Sentinel Program.<ref>[http://www.donblumenthal.com/files/Download/don%20m%20blumenthal%20resume.pdf Don M. Blumenthal Activities]</ref> A complete list of his outreach activities can be found [http://www.donblumenthal.com/Outreach.html here]

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==Organizational Membership==

Blumenthal is a member of the following organizations:

* Board of Advisors; Legal Affairs SME, Centre for Assurance Studies, University of Detroit Mercy

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* Information Systems Security Association

* Healthcare Information Management and Systems Society<ref>[http://www.donblumenthal.com/Credentials-Affiliations.html Credentials and Affiliations]</ref>

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===Other Activities===

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Blumenthal contributed to the ABA publication ''International Guide to Cyber Security, the International Guide to Privacy and Roadmap to Enterprise Security.'' In 2005, he served as Co-Chairman to the Roadmap to Government and Private Sector Cyber Security Program and became the Moderator of the Roadmap to Enterprise Security Panel. In 2003, he helped organize the program Doing Business Around the Globe: New Guides to Protecting and Securing Your Data and Network, and participated as panelist during the ABA annual meeting. In 2004, he was the keynote speaker of the Third European IT-Forensics Meetings which was held at Rome, Italy. He is q contributor to FTC's publication, the ''Fraudbuster'', under the Computer Sentinel Program.<ref>[http://www.donblumenthal.com/files/Download/don%20m%20blumenthal%20resume.pdf Don M. Blumenthal Activities]</ref> A complete list of his outreach activities can be found [http://www.donblumenthal.com/Outreach.html here].

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