Structured Arts provides products and services to customers who are developing and deploying applications that require the best approaches to X.509 digital certificates, SSL, S/MIME secure e-mail, and other public key security technologies.

Consult Structured Arts when you want expert engineering advice, custom software development services, or powerful products for building your public key applications and infrastructure.

Thane Plambeck, Ph.D. President and CEO

In 1991, Thane Plambeck co-founded and served as President of PostModern Computing Technologies, Inc. PostModern's initial product was NetClasses, a C++ class library for distributed application development. PostModern developed an industry-leading CORBA Object Request Broker (ORB) for C++ and Java which is now marketed under the name VisiBroker and licensed by Netscape, Oracle, Sybase, Borland, Novell, and many other companies. PostModern was acquired by Visigenic Software Inc. in 1996.

Dr. Plambeck holds a B.A. in Mathematics from the University of Nebraska and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Greg Whitehead Chief Technology Officer

In 1994, Greg Whitehead co-founded Market.NET to develop e-commerce tools and web hosting services. Market.NET pioneered the development of database scripting tools and catalog ordering systems for the web, and hosted some of the web's first retailers. Before Market.NET, Mr. Whitehead served as a Senior Scientist in Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group, developing protocols for mobile computing and for sharing and replication in distributed object systems. Prior to Apple, he worked at Sun Microsystems on network naming and the OMG CORBA distributed object standard.

Whitehead holds an M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University where he worked with Dr. David Cheriton in the Distributed Systems Group developing the V network operating system and related technology.

Anil R. Gangolli, Ph.D. Chief Scientist

Anil Gangolli served as a senior engineer at Netscape Communications where he helped to design the SSL Version 3 secure network protocol and was the lead developer for the first version Netscape Certificate Server product. Dr. Gangolli has also worked at Sun Microsystems on network naming and security, and at Silicon Graphics designing and implementing secure IP-based networking technologies for bandwidth-regulated ATM and cable networks.

He holds a B.Sc. in Mathematical Sciences, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science both from Stanford University.