Matt Chiodi
Matt Chiodi has over two decades of security leadership experience and is currently the Chief Trust Officer at Cerby. Prior to Cerby, he was the Chief Security Officer of Cloud at Palo Alto Networks. Chiodi is a frequent blogger, podcaster, and speaker at industry events such as RSA. He is also on faculty at IANS Research.
Chair of the Privacy & Data Security group, McNeese
Devin J. Chwastyk, CIPP/US
Chair of the Privacy & Data Security group, McNeese
Devin counsels clients on policies and procedures to limit the risk of data exposure events, including developing of data security policies, privacy disclosures, breach response plans, and associated training programs. He also helps businesses respond to data breaches, including in rectifying and reporting those events, and in limiting their potential liability for such events. Devin has earned the Certified Information Privacy Professional designation (CIPP/US), which accredits lawyers and other professionals with knowledge of privacy best practices, information technology issues, and relevant U.S. and international laws.
Jim Jaeger
Jim Jaeger led cyber-forensics investigations into some of the largest network breaches impacting our industry for Fidelis Cybersecurity. He held leadership roles for cyber-programs including General Dynamics’ support for the DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3), the Defense Computer Forensic Lab and the Defense Cyber Crime Institute. He is a former Brigadier General in the USAF. His service includes stints as the Director of Intelligence (J2) for the US Atlantic Command, Assistant Deputy Director of Operations at the National Security Agency, and Commander of the Air Force Technical Applications Center. He has a B.S. from the Air Force Academy and an M.A. from Central Michigan University.
Taiye Lambo
Taiye Lambo is a Serial Entrepreneur, Cybersecurity, and Risk Management Pioneer. He co-founded HISPI, eFortresses, CloudeAssurance, and LamboPublishing.com. He has 33 years of experience in the area of Information Technology across 4 continents – including 26 years of experience assisting organizations to build robust, comprehensive, effective, and sustainable information security programs through the integration of internationally accepted best practices. Taiye has held executive leadership roles (Deputy CIO, CISO, Director) for the City of Atlanta, John H. Harland (now Harland Clarke), as well as the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. Taiye received his Bachelors of Electrical Engineering from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, and Masters in Business Information Systems from the University of East London, United Kingdom. He is author of the fictional novella, Attribution: Social and Cyber Spaces.
Jeff Man
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Jeff Man is an Information Security advocate and speaker with over 40 years of experience in cryptography, risk management, information security and penetration testing. As a National Security Agency cryptanalyst, Jeff invented the "whiz" wheel, a cryptologic cipher wheel used by US Special Forces as well as the first software-based cryptosystem produced by the NSA and pioneered the agency’s first “red team”. Jeff actively shares his unique and valuable knowledge as an international speaker, author contributor to Tribe of Hackers and podcast host for Paul’s Security Weekly. He gives back to the industry through sitting on advisory boards as well as inspiring youth through diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and mentorship. Jeff remains a driving force in the industry, bringing his deep expertise and no-nonsense approach to his role as a PCI QSA and Trusted Advisor at Online Business Systems.
Christina Martin
Christina graduated from Messiah University with a degree in Computer Science and Business Information Systems in 2006 and has worked in IT and Cybersecurity for Highmark Health for over 16 years. She has been responsible for many technologies and initiatives in the Middleware and IAM environment and is currently leading a team of Identity & Access Management Engineers supporting Web application security, Single Sign-on (SSO)/Federation, MFA, LDAP, Linux Security, Privileged Access Management, and Automation.