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Mr. Hannigan is also an elected member of the Advisory Council of [[ARIN]]. Prior to this position, he was a representative for the Number Resource Organization Number Council.<ref>[https://www.arin.net/about_us/media/releases/20101022.html ARIN website]</ref> | Mr. Hannigan is also an elected member of the Advisory Council of [[ARIN]]. Prior to this position, he was a representative for the Number Resource Organization Number Council.<ref>[https://www.arin.net/about_us/media/releases/20101022.html ARIN website]</ref> | ||
Mr. Hannigan also | Mr. Hannigan is also an Architect for [[Akamai Technologies]], a part of the Network Architecture Group. <ref>[http://www.yatedo.com/p/Martin+Hannigan/normal/c3638e2a9614e1ed15f52baff1c8011c Resume, present positions]</ref> | ||
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
* Lowell Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology | * Lowell Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology | ||
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Martin Hannigan is a Member of ICANN's Security Stability and Resilience of DNS, Review Team and an Elected Advisory Council Member in the American Registry for Internet Numbers.[1]
Relevant Professional Experience
- Appointed member of ICANN's Advisory Council of Address Supporting Organization
- Founding member and Senior Director at Verne Global, the largest data center in the world. Here, Mr. Hannigan was responsible with network operations, tests, service deliveries etc. [2]
- Principal Consultant for a leading Caribbean Internet provider
- Member of Technical Staff at VeriSign[3]
Current Positions
Currently, Mr. Hannigan is a member of the Review Team of the Security, Stability and Resilience of DNS at ICANN. The Security, Stability and Resilience plan is developed by ICANN in order to ensure all these for DNS and that will be continually updated by ICANN in order to overcome any possible threat for DNS.[4] Mr. Hannigan is also an elected member of the Advisory Council of ARIN. Prior to this position, he was a representative for the Number Resource Organization Number Council.[5]
Mr. Hannigan is also an Architect for Akamai Technologies, a part of the Network Architecture Group. [6]
Education
- Lowell Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Northeastern University
- Harvard University, Advanced Liberal Arts Degree [7]