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\title{Marc Horowitz}
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\date{February 15, 1990}
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Marc Horowitz, a systems programmer in research and development, was
recently honored by having his paper {\em Provably Insecure Systems}
chosen as one of two papers to be published in the next issue of {\em
Chronicles of the ACM}.  He is the first employee of Dimensional
Insight to be so honored.

Horowitz's current position is head of the database products division.
In this position, he is responsible for supporting and enhancing
current products.  The products in his division accounted for 20\% of
the company's gross sales last year.  Previous projects with which he
has been associated include computer security and user interfaces.

As a part of his work on database products, Horowitz is responsible
for security design issues.  In developing the patent application for
a recent application, he wrote a paper documenting security problems
and issues.  It is this paper which was selected to be published.

Before coming to Dimensional Insight, Horowitz was a programmer at
Bell Communications Research and an engineer at Digital Equipment
Corporation.  He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, where he has completed his M.S. and B.S. in Computer
Science and Electrical Engineering.  While at MIT, he held an
internship at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center and was a student
programmer at Project Athena.

His interests outside of work include traveling, photography, and
skiing.  Originally from Connecticut, he spends much of his time in
the mountains of New England taking advantage of the scenery and snow.

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