|
|
 |
 |
| The Debix Advisory Board is composed of corporate
executives from Fortune 100 corporations and some
of the most respected independent security researchers
in the world. |
| |
|
 |
Pamela Fusco, EVP, Head of CTI Global Security
Pamela Fusco is EVP and Head of CTI Global
Security for CitiGroup. She was previously Executive
Global Information Security Professional for Merck & CO.,
Inc. Pamela has accumulated over 19 years of substantial
experience within the Security Industry. Her extensive
background and expertise expand globally encompassing
all facets of security inclusive of logical, physical,
personal, facilities, systems, networks, wireless,
and forensic investigations.
|
 |
Andrew Caspersen, Chief
Information Security Officer
Andrew Caspersen has been CISO of Schwab since 2003. He is responsible for the internal and external security programs, including the development of new security programs and deployment of security technologies. Caspersen is now currently focused on technologies related to intellectual property protection and end user authentication. Caspersen has over a decade of technical and management experience in information security working with companies in financial services, software, and energy. Prior to joining Charles Schwab in 2000, Capersen was a security architect for divineInterventures, and worked as a consultant for both the Price Waterhouse and Ernst & Young security consulting practices.
|
 |
Phil Harris, CISO-in-Residence, Echelon One
Phil Harris is a CISO-in-Residence at
Echelon One advising executives at large corporations
on strategic security initiatives. Harris previously
served as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
for Providian Financial Services, Safeway, Inc.,
and the Institutional Trust business of J.P. Morgan
Chase. He was also Managing Director and Practice
Manager for Schwab’s Information Security
Risk Management program. Harris has over twenty
years of experience in banking, finance, insurance,
manufacturing, and consumer retail including extensive
engineering experience in application and platform
controls, cryptography, and network and physical
protection.
|
 |
Philip R. Zimmermann, creator PGP and Zfone
Philip R. Zimmermann is an encryption
guru. He recently published Zfone, VoIP encryption
freeware. Phil is also the creator of Pretty Good
Privacy, email encryption software. For that, he
was the target of a three-year criminal investigation,
because the government held that US export restrictions
for cryptographic software were violated when PGP
spread all around the world following its 1991
publication as freeware. Despite the lack of funding,
the lack of any paid staff, the lack of a company
to stand behind it, and despite government persecution,
PGP nonetheless became the most widely used email
encryption software in the world. Phil expects
Zfone to be even more popular because it is more
transparent to use than PGP.
|
 |
Eli O, Security Researcher
Eli O is considered one of the foremost visionaries in security. He is also an extreme privacy advocate. Currently, Eli is working at Research in Motion to help strengthen the security of their infrastructure. For the past decade, he has had an active roll in securing e-commerce and trusted digital exchanges working for Microsoft, Visa International, Black Hat Inc. Although you cannot find Eli online, you can regularly find him speaking at security conferences such as Black Hat, DEFCON, and Rubicon.
|
 |
Steve Klebe, Vice President of Strategic Alliances & Business Development
As vice president of strategic alliances and business development in the Consumer Solutions business at RSA Security, Steve Klebe drives strategic relationships with technology companies and industry associations – and opportunities for entering and developing new markets – for the company's broad portfolio of products and services designed to bolster security and confidence in the online channel by protecting organizations, their brands, and their customers against fraud and the latest online threats.
Steve joined RSA Security via its acquisition of PassMark Security in 2006. He has over 25 years of experience in electronic payment, fraud and data security and was one of the earliest evangelists for Internet-based payment, e-commerce, fraud prevention and authentication. During his two years as vice president of sales and business development at PassMark Security, Steve was involved in selling the original concept to the earliest adopting clients such as Bank of America, Certegy and others as well as building the sales team from two to ten people and revenues from zero to over $2.5 million.
|
|
|
|
|
