Open Source Technology Improvement Fund

Montazery, who came from a background in auditing at the Federal Reserve, worked with Zimmer as the two began to build connections in the industry; attending and speaking at conferences (in full suits which were derided by the tee-shirt clad techies in the audience), making partnerships with auditing firms, and learning the ropes of security auditing as they went. While the first 5 years of auditing were slow, the two built up relationships with foundations, corporations, projects, people, and a

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Montazery, who came from a background in auditing at the Federal Reserve, worked with Zimmer as the two began to build connections in the industry; attending and speaking at conferences (in full suits which were derided by the tee-shirt clad techies in the audience), making partnerships with auditing firms, and learning the ropes of security auditing as they went. While the first 5 years of auditing were slow, the two built up relationships with foundations, corporations, projects, people, and a

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