Ed Murphy is an experienced information security leader with over 20 years protecting higher-education and public-sector institutions, currently serving as Associate Vice President and CISO for the University of Wisconsin System. He builds system-wide security programs guided by NIST standards, advises executive leadership and boards, and coordinates policy and vendor acquisition across multiple campuses. Ed pairs technical depth—demonstrated by hands-on work integrating RealSense cameras into an open-source self-driving car project—with strategic risk management and clear communication to non-technical stakeholders. His background in application development and enterprise systems gives him a practical edge in securing complex, distributed environments. A CISSP with a BS in Management Information Systems, he also mentors aspiring cybersecurity professionals and brings an uncommon blend of coding curiosity (and a fondness for cats) to leadership.
11 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Arizona
The University of Maryland, College Park
University of Wisconsin-Madison - School of Business
Open source hardware and software platform to build a small scale self driving car.
Role in this project:
ML Engineer
Contributions:180 reviews, 256 commits, 68 PRs in 3 years
Contributions summary:Ed primarily contributed to the development and integration of a RealSense camera module for the donkeycar project, specifically for the D435i model. Their work involved writing code to read and process RGB, depth, and IMU data from the camera, including resizing and converting image data. They also incorporated the camera module into the complete.py template and made necessary adjustments for data storage and handling within the project's data pipeline, showing a focus on computer vision and sensor integration.
A simple expression calculator for the 4 operations.
Contributions:1 release, 1 review, 2 PRs in 8 years 6 months
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