AWS Security Profile: Byron Cook, Director of the AWS Automated Reasoning Group | AWS Security Blog
Byron Cook leads the AWS Automated Reasoning Group, which automates proof search in mathematical logic and builds tools that provide AWS customers with provable security. Byron has pushed boundaries in this field, delivered real-world applications in the cloud, and fostered a sense of community amongst its practitioners. In recognition of Byron’s contributions to cloud security […]
AWS Security Profile: Byron Cook, Director of the AWS Automated Reasoning Group Byron Cook leads the AWS Automated Reasoning Group , which automates proof search in mathematical logic and builds tools that provide AWS customers with provable security . Byron has pushed boundaries in this field, delivered real-world applications in the cloud, and fostered a sense of community amongst its practitioners. In recognition of Byron’s contributions to cloud security and automated reasoning, the UK’s Royal Academy of Engineering elected him as one of 7 new Fellows in computing this year. I recently sat
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