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Kevin has over 30 years of experience in supporting Microsoft technologies for corporation of all sizes. Kevin has supported the Microsoft cloud since it was first known as Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) (predecessor to Office 365) and SQL as a Service (later called Azure). He has a broad background in leveraging Microsoft tooling to support productivity, security, device management, data governance and compliance, and identity and access management (IAM). Kevin has worked directly or in support of companies across all segments including Financial, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Technology, and Retail.

Use this template to define clear, actionable security standards for your DevSecOps team which developers can consistently reference and implement.

Lisa brings over 25 years of experience in Intelligence, IT, Cybersecurity, and Leadership supporting the U.S. Government, financial services, life sciences, and industrial manufacturing sectors. She currently serves as the Regional CISO for an industrial manufacturer and has held positions as Deputy CISO and VP of Cyber Security Strategy and Solutions in big-pharma, Global Head of Cyber Threat Intelligence and Director of Security Operations in finance, a myriad of IT/Cyber/Intelligence positions within and across the US Government, and is a US Air Force Veteran.

In Board Boot Camp: Building Your Deck, we cover the distinct purpose of a board deck and how to adapt that purpose to subcommittees, tips for constructing the deck, including types of slides to include, and a timeline broken down to specific tasks to complete at each stage of developing your deck.

Learn how to develop a framework for governing AI identities that details best practices and architectural patterns for managing their lifecycle and outlines a roadmap for implementation.

This report explains how to enable AI development teams to safely use production data and warns against the temptation to allow production data in all development environments.

Scott is the Vice President of Global Cybersecurity for an international firm in the aviation sector. His background spans 25 years, beginning with operations and engineering work at companies like Raytheon and Symantec. Scott has since held senior leadership positions, including Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), across three diverse industries: utilities, financial services, and technology. In addition to his current role, Scott serves as a board member at US VALOR. 

 

CISO compensation ranges from $160K to $3.2M—a 20x gap. Discover the four factors driving this divide and how to position yourself for higher earnings in 2025.

Learn how to build an effective data governance committee that transforms data quality challenges into strategic advantages while ensuring compliance and trust.