| Peter Alterman Ph.D., COO, SAFE-BioPharma Assn.
Dr. Peter Alterman is the Chief Operating Officer of the SAFE-BioPharma Association. Until his retirement from federal service, he was Senior Advisor to the National Program Office of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, NIST. Before that he served as the Senior Advisor to the NIH CIO for Strategic Initiatives, Assistant CIO for e-authentication at the National Institutes of Health and Chair of the U.S. Federal PKI Policy Authority. Dr. Alterman serves on numerous government and industry electronic identity management committees and work groups. He has been involved in Internet technology since serving on the Federal Research Internet Coordinating Committee in 1989 and was executive sponsor and policy director for NIH iTrust, the first multi-award-winning, fully-federated SSO service in the Federal government. Peter has received numerous government and private sector awards for pioneering work in federated identity management. He received his Ph.D. in 1974 from the University of Denver.
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| Carol Bales, Office of Management and Budget
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| Stefan Barbu, Head of eGovernment Business Development Americas, NXP Semiconductors
Stefan Barbu is leading the Americas eGovernment Business development at NXP Semiconductors, as well as the Latin America ID sales and marketing organization. He holds a PhD in radio communications, specialized in contactless smartcards. Prior to this assignment, Stefan held various marketing, sales and business development positions in France, Switzerland and the USA.
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 | Jerome Becquart, Vice President and General Manager of Identity Assurance with HID Global (Formerly ActivIdentity)
Mr. Jerome Becquart joined ActivIdentity in 1996 and currently serves as vice president and general manager for the Identity Assurance business segment with HID Global. In his role, Becquart drives the worldwide strategy for Identity Assurance products and solutions and is responsible for building, managing, and scaling technical support operations globally, as well as overseeing professional services, device engineering and production. Prior to joining ActivIdentity, Mr. Becquart served as a lead engineer at VeriFone and as an assistant representative at SGN-Cogema in Taiwan. Mr. Becquart holds a Master’s degree in Telecommunications from the École Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications and a Master of Science degree in Telecommunications from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Rennes.
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| David Batchelor, CEO, LifeMedID
CEO/Founder LifeMed ID, Vice Chair of Healthcare Council and Board Member of the Smart Card Alliance, contributor for white papers adopting Ssmart cards in healthcare; a SCA’s Tiger Team member for National Strategy for Technology in Cyberspace (NSTIC). For over 22 years, David Batchelor has been a key leader in driving growth and profitability for healthcare providers by influencing market share, increasing administrative efficiencies, reducing costs and unifying patient identity, data and an audited trail of activity across entire healthcare systems and disparate groups. He’s helped ensured adoption of smart cards in healthcare by seamlessly integrating identity solutions into current providers electronic systems (ADT, HER, HIT, etc.), while complying with security and HIPAA requirements. Mr. Batchelor recently spoke at the NAHAM conference about automation of patient identity to increase patient satisfaction, safety and security using smart cards and at the AMA for their “Health Security Smart Card” for EMS/FEMA/FRAC responders and victims of disaster…i.e. connecting the dots.
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| Roderick Bell II, VP & Chief Information Officer, Resolute Health
Roderick Bell II began serving as Resolute Health’s Chief Information Officer in August of 2011, and is in charge of all things consisting with IT. Prior to Resolute Health, Roderick worked at Vanguard as the Senior IT Lead for 30 million dollar project. Roderick has owned and operated his own company, Knowledge Healthcare Consulting, for the past eleven years. As a Nashville native, Roderick has had a total of twenty-one years of IT healthcare experience, has assisted with building four greenfield hospitals, as well as worked for five of the top ten healthcare organizations in the country.
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| Paul Blanchard, Project Director, AAMVA PMO
Paul Blanchard is on the PMO staff with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA). With over 25 years of software and systems engineering experience, Mr. Blanchard has successfully executed program management roles on time-sensitive and mission-critical projects for customers that include each of the military branches, many domestic government agencies, and multiple international corporations. Currently, Mr. Blanchard is Project Director for AAMVA’s electronic verification systems and will serve as the Program Manager for AAMVA’s CSDII effort. Mr. Blanchard holds both a bachelors degree in Physics and a bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics from George Mason University.
(IN22)
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| Jason Bohrer, SVP Managed Services, HID Global
As Senior Vice President, Managed Services with HID Global, Jason Bohrer is responsible for driving strategy, business development and managing the cloud infrastructure for the business unit worldwide. Prior to his current position, Mr. Bohrer has held multiple positions of increasing responsibility within HID, including SVP of Global Operations, Managing Director of the Americas and VP of Operations for Indala Corporation. Well regarded for his ability to drive growth and profitability, Mr. Bohrer has considerable experience in multiple facets of the secure identity industry including Physical Access Control, Secure Issuance, Logical Access and Government ID. Prior to joining HID Global, Mr. Bohrer held several management positions within both Motorola Inc. and Dell Computers Inc. He has a Bachelors degree in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin and a degree from the University of Chicago – Corporate Executive Institute.
(TA24)
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| Pierre Boucher, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Government of Canada
As Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Government of Canada at the Treasury Board Secretariat of Canada, Mr. Boucher is responsible for supporting key activities of the branch including policy development, monitoring, management oversight, and leading community development and capacity building initiatives in information management, information technology, security and identity management, and access to information and privacy to ensure the sound management and stewardship of the Government of Canada’s information and technology assets and its communities of practice.
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| Brent Bowen, INSIDE Secure
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| R. Kirk Brafford – Senior Manager, Technology Risk, Deloitte and Touche LLP
Mr. Brafford has held key operational and strategic management positions with organizations providing smart card technologies, Identity Management software, biometrics, PKI, and integrated systems in addition to delivering professional services to numerous government and commercial clients in North America. In the past two and half years with Deloitte he has focused on the implementation and management of smart card based IAM technical solutions to the United States Marine Corps and the General Services Administration as part of the Federal government’s HSPD12 and FICAM program initiatives.
(IN22)
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| Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative
Joni Brennan is the Kantara Initiative Executive Director and focuses on Trust Framework Identity Assurance and Interoperability Certification. A leader in the Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) field, she is deeply embedded in Identity and Privacy standards. Joni has contributed to and liaised with varying international industry standard committees including: OASIS SSTC, ISO SC27 WG5, and ITU-T SG17 Q6. Joni is also a member of the Advisory Board of the Open Identity Exchange (OIX).
(IP14)
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| Stephen Burmester, Chief Technical Architect, National E-Health Transition Authority
Stephen is NEHTA’s Chief Technical Architect and the Manager of the Architecture Services business unit, which supplies Architecture and Analyst resources within the Program. He is a senior ICT Professional and Manager with 20 years of cross industry experience in large and complex architectures, national programmes and project delivery. Stephen draws on his deep technical knowledge and management experience in tackling large and complex business problems, using architecture to create innovative and balanced solutions, and catalyzing business outcomes.
(IN23)
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| Ken Calabrese, Program Manager - HHS HSPD-12 program, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
(TA23)
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| Peter Cattaneo, Vice President of Business Development, Intercede
Mr. Peter Cattaneo has been active in the security field for more than 15 years. At Sun Microsystems, he managed the successful worldwide adoption of Java Card technology for mobile telephony, payment, logical access and physical access. At Intercede, he is responsible for reducing the cost and complexity of deploying real world solutions that link digital identities with strong authentication for logical and physical access. In addition to traditional badge solutions, he also is working to develop mobile-phone capabilities that interoperate in the same environment.
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| Dave Coxe, CEO, ID/DataWeb, Inc.
Mr. David Coxe is the CEO of ID DataWeb, Inc. (IDW) and is the Principal Investigator for the Criterion Systems NSTIC pilot program. Mr. Coxe has a record of building, funding, and successfully growing leading-edge technology companies. Mr. Coxe has 15 years identity management experience and is currently very active in the development and implementation of trust frameworks. He co-chairs the Attribute Exchange Working Group (AXWG) at the Open Identity Exchange (OIX) for implementing the business, legal, technical, policy/privacy and assessor/certification requirements for an Attribute Exchange (AX) trust framework specification. Mr. Coxe is also co-founder of Criterion, a successful IT services contractor that provides information security, cloud computing, software development and other services to civilian agencies, DoD, and the Intel community.
(IN22)
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| Hugh Cumming, EVP of Technology Operations, SecureKey Technologies
Hugh Cumming is an experienced technology professional with 20 years of executive management success in leading global IT, operations and software development teams in the Financial Services, Wireless and BPO industries. Prior to SecureKey, Hugh held a number of senior executive roles, including Chief Information Officer at the Co-operators, one of Canada’s largest Insurance companies, and CIO for ADP Canada, a Fortune 500 company in the financial services sector, where he was responsible for building and running ADP’s payroll and HR SAAS products and data processing infrastructure. As an entrepreneur, Hugh was CTO and one of the founders of WebHelp, an early pioneer in eCRM, as well as Senior Vice-President, Product Development and CTO for 724 Solutions, a publicly traded wireless infrastructure company focusing on the financial services industry. He also held various increasingly senior roles in technology architecture and software development at SITEL Canada and Europe, IBM and EcoLab Ltd.
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| Sal D'Agostino, CEO, IDmachines LLC
IDmachines LLC and Salvatore D’Agostino provide design, integration, strategy and sales services for the converged security, machine intelligence and technology transfer markets using 30 years of experience with commercialization of new technologies. Sal is Secretary of the Smart Card Alliance Identity Council Steering Committee, member of the Security Industry Association PIV Working Group, the American Society for Industrial Security, the Transportation Research Board’s Freeway Operation Committee, a charter member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers’ Machine Vision Association, and former Chairman of the Intelligent Transportation Society of Massachusetts. Sal is a graduate of 1978 Harvard College.
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| Chris Edwards, Chief Technical Officer, Intercede
Chris has over 30 years’ experience within the IT industry, 12 of them at senior level within the security sector. He was responsible for the initial design of Intercede’s MyID product and retains overall responsibility for the architecture and technology within it. Chris was instrumental in making MyID the first electronic personalization system to achieve FIPS 201 accreditation as part of the FIPS201 (PIV) Approved Products List, and has substantial experience of working on both US and UK government security projects. Chris is directly responsible for Intercede’s R & D team, with a special interest in mobile identities and credential convergence. His current work is heavily focused on the use of NFC in identity and access applications, including physical access, PKI desktop logon, strong identity verification (phone to phone as a secure virtual badge) and attribute retrieval. Chris has presented papers on mobile identity and NFC at two recent SCA events.
(CP01, TA21)
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| Kelli Emerick, Executive Director, Secure ID Coalition
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| John Esser, Business Development Manager - Federal, Oberthur Technologies of America
John Esser is currently the Federal Government Business Development Manager for Oberthur Technologies. In his 28 year career in the smart card industry he has been involved in numerous smart card projects including the Common Access Card for the Department of Defense, the Transportation Workers Identity Card for the TSA and the US Access Card for the GSA.
(IP22)
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| Frazier Evans, Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton
Frazier D. Evans provides subject matter expertise and program support for smart cards, identification technologies, and credentialing solutions for Public and Private Sector at Booz Allen Hamilton. He has been instrumental in the deployment of the new smart card based ID card for Booz Allen Hamilton. Mr. Evans was previously at VeriSign, Inc., working with Federal Agencies to deploy their PIV and PIV-C solutions. In addition, he worked with foreign governments and assisted in their deployment of national id programs. He has extensive experience working with commercial entities in assisting them in their implementation of PKI / Identity Management projects.
(IP23, TA14)
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| Nancy Farrington, EMPI Administrator - HIM, Main Line Health System
Nancy Farrington’s healthcare career spans several decades. She’s held positions in the dietary department at Lenox Hill Hospital and the Coagulation Lab & Medical Records Departments at University of Michigan Hospital. She’s also served as the director of patient access services at Bryn Mawr Hospital and the EMPI administrator for Main Line Health in suburban Philadelphia. She graduated from the Herbert H. Lehman College of the City University of N.Y. and has an MBA in healthcare administration from St Joseph University in Philadelphia. She currently serves as the NAHAM representative to the HIMSS Positive Patient ID Workgroup and Coalition.
(HS14)
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| Hildegard Ferraiolo, Computer Scientist, NIST
Hildegard Ferraiolo is a Computer Scientist at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) where she coordinates and leads the revision of Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 201—the standard for identity verification of federal employees and contractors. Along with Ramaswamy Chandramouli, she launched the NIST Personal Identity Verification test program (NPIVP), resulting in the full accreditation of ten independent test laboratories and (to date) validation of over 70 PIV Middleware and Card applications products. She has developed and co-authored several special publications to aid implementation of HSPD-12 solutions.
(TA22)
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| Salvatore Francomacaro, IT Specialist, NIST
Salvatore Francomacaro is an Information Security specialist and Smart Cards, Security Tokens, Identity Management SME. He has worked in many industries covering several aspect of the Information security space: from SC application design (most notable is Navy Cash ePurse) to System integration, SC framework for operating systems and Standards and Security Policies. He serves as Chairman of the INCITS B10.12 standard body (IC with Contacts and Interoperability). He works at NIST, Computer Security Division, and he is one of the topic leaders for the FIPS 201brIV specifications.
(TA21)
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| Deborah Gallagher, Office of Governmentwide Policy, Identity Assurance and Trusted Access Division
(IP22)
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| Chris Gardner, VP - Partner Engagement, SecureKey Technologies Inc.
Chris is responsible for SecureKey’s business development and client management. He has close to 15 years experience building strategic partnerships, driving revenue and managing sales teams in the technology and payment sectors. Prior to SecureKey, Chris was leading the Mobile Payments channel at Visa Canada and was responsible for the development of contactless, e-commerce and money transfer functionality through the cell phone. He has held sales leadership roles both domestically and internationally with Canada Post Corporation and CellBucks Inc. Chris has a MBA in International Business and Marketing and a BA in Anthropology from the University of Windsor.
(CP01)
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| Kevin Gillick, Executive Director, GlobalPlatform
As Executive Director of GlobalPlatform, Mr. Gillick is responsible for driving awareness and accelerating adoption of GlobalPlatform Specifications worldwide. Mr. Gillick coordinates and manages the organization's strategic planning and oversees all marketing and business development initiatives. He works closely with GlobalPlatform's Technical Director, technical committees and Task Forces. Mr. Gillick is directly responsible to the Board of Directors and the GlobalPlatform membership.Prior to joining GlobalPlatform, Mr. Gillick held various marketing and business development positions at Datacard Group. Mr. Gillick has served as GlobalPlatform's full-time Executive Director since 2006.
(IP24)
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| Bob Gilson, Customer Development Branch Chief, DOD/DMDC
(IN21)
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| Ian Glazer, Research Vice President and Agenda Manager, Gartner
Ian Glazer is a Research Vice President and the Agenda Manager on the GTP Identity and Privacy Strategies team. He leads IdPS' coverage for authorization and privacy. Topics within these two main areas include externalized authorization management, XACML, federated authorization, privacy by design, and privacy programs. Other topics he covers include user provisioning, identity and access governance, access certification, role management, identity data quality, and national identity programs. Mr. Glazer is also a member of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) Identity Ecosystem Steering Group’s Management Council. As an At-Large delegate to the Management Council, he ensures that all voices are heard among the wide range of industries, technologies, and advocates for whom identity, privacy, and NSTIC are crucial.
(IP14)
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| Christophe Goyet, Technical Marketing Director - Government and ID, Oberthur Technologies
Christophe Goyet has over 25 years of experience in the smart card industry. He is the key architect behind the first PIV card (FIPS 201 certificate #1) and more recently the ID-One PIV with its built-in Fingerprint-On-Card-Comparison engine validated by NIST (MINEX II) and SBMOC secure messaging to secure biometric verification over the contactless interface. Christophe was also responsible for obtaining several world premiere FIPS 140 certifications, including the first dual interface card back in 2004 and the first PIV card in 2006. Christophe sits in several standardization working groups to promote deployment and interoperability of smart cards and was the initiator of the Generic Identity Command Set, Now INCITS 504 standard.
(TA13)
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| Chad Grant, Senior Policy Analyst, NASCIO
As a Senior Policy Analyst for the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, Chad Grant has developed a broad portfolio of knowledge in areas such health IT, digital identity, procurement, state IT workforce, mobile technology and green IT. Prior to joining NASCIO he worked for the United States House of Representatives, Committee on Energy and Commerce. As a Legislative Analyst he led committee hearings, markups and legislative floor proceedings.
(IP23)
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| Jeremy Grant, Senior Executive Advisor for Identity Management, NIST
Jeremy Grant is the Senior Executive Advisor for Identity Management at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). He joined NIST in February, 2011 to lead the establishment of a National Program Office to implement the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC). Mr. Grant comes to NIST with a diverse background and deep understanding of identity and cybersecurity issues, having served in a range of leadership positions spanning government, technology firms and the financial services sector. Jeremy is a former co-chair of the Identity Management Committee at TechAmerica. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan.
(PS11)
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| Kaliya Hamlin, Identity Woman
(IP14)
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| Jonathan Hare, Founder and President, Resilient Network Systems
Jonathan is the founder and President of Resilient Network Systems, and co-Principal Investigator for Resilient's NSTIC Trust Network initiative. A serial entrepreneur and technology executive, Mr. Hare was previously the founder and CEO of Consilient, Inc. and founder and CEO of Evolve Software. Mr. Hare has broad expertise in Internet and enterprise software, security and privacy technology, electronic health records, and health information exchange. He has been a member of the Health IT Standards Panel's Security and Privacy Technical Committee, the Identity Credential Management Working Group, and the Markle Foundation Consumer Authentication Working Group, and the Markle Foundation Personal Health Technology Council. He has an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and a B.S.in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from UC Berkeley.
(IN22)
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| Patrick Hearn, VP Gov't ID Markets - America's, Oberthur Technologies
Patrick W. Hearn is Vice-President of Government and Identification Markets - America’s at Oberthur Technologies. He is a member of Oberthur Technologies of America Executive Committee and the Identity Global Executive Committee. He has full P&L responsibility including business development for all identification initiatives, government relations and lobbying, and product development/certifications in the America’s region. He has a Master’s Degree in International Relations. Patrick was awarded the 2009 Outstanding Leadership Award from the Smart Card Alliance for his contributions to the industry.
(IP23)
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| Chi Hickey, Identity Assurance and Trusted Access Division, GSA
Ms. Hickey is an accomplished cyber technology specialist offering over years of demonstrated career success developing and executing operation strategies to promote growth and optimal utilization of emerging identity management technologies. In-depth experience delivering interoperable authentication, authorization, and attribute sharing solutions for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, State and Local partners. Ms. Hickey has had years of experience providing technical and functional subject matter expertise in Identity and Access Management (IdAM) to enhance secure data sharing and interoperability within and across communities of interest.
(IP13)
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| Barry Hieb, Chief Scientist, Global Patient Identifiers
Dr.Hieb is the Chief Scientist for Global Patient Identifiers Inc. Priorto that he was a research director for 10 years in the GartnerHealthcare Industry Research and Advisory Service. He is a physicianwith over 35 years’ experience in medical informatics. Dr Hieb receivedhis BA from Bethel College in Newton, Kansas and his Medical Degree andMaster’s Degree in Computer Science from Washington University in SaintLouis. Dr. Hieb has been a long-term participant in the ASTM E31standards group where he has focused on requirements for a nationalhealthcare identification system.
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| Karyn Higa-Smith, Program Manager, DHS/S&T
Karyn Higa-Smith is a Program Manager at the Science and Technology Directorate under the Homeland Security Advance Research Projects Agency, Cyber Security Division. Through a practitioner-driven approach, Ms. Higa-Smith creates and deploys information resources-standards, frameworks, tools, and technologies-to enable seamless and secure interactions among homeland security stakeholders. The Cyber Security Division is working to strengthen America’s security and resiliency by providing knowledge products and innovative technology solutions for the Homeland Security Enterprise–comprised of homeland security practitioners across the country and at all levels of government and in industry and academia. Ms. Higa-Smith earned her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Computer Engineering at Clemson University and is a certified Identity Management professional from the Naval Postgraduate School. She over 10 years of experience in Information Technology (IT) Security, Information Assurance, and Security Audit and Assessments for the U.S. Department of Defense and DHS.
(IN21)
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| Betsy Hight, RADM (USN, ret), Vice President - Cybersecurity Practice, HP Enterprise Services
Navy Rear Adm. (Ret.) Elizabeth A. Hight is vice president of HP’s Cybersecurity Solutions Group for HP Enterprise Services. In this role, Rear Adm. Hight leads a team of cybersecurity experts to deliver strategic, end-to-end cybersecurity solutions to help clients anticipate, overcome and reduce security threats and vulnerabilities while achieving their missions. Before joining HP, she served for 32 years in the U.S. Navy. Prior to her retirement in 2009, she served as the acting Director of Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and Commander of the Joint Task Force – Global Network Operations (JTF GNO) and vice director of DISA responsible for planning, developing, and providing interoperable, global net-centric solutions to support the needs of the President, Secretary of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff, the combatant commanders, the Military Departments and other DoD components.
(PS12)
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| Richard Hodge, Senior Director - Congressional Affairs, HIMSS
Richard M. Hodge, MBA, MPA, joined HIMSS’s Washington-based government relations team as Senior Director of Congressional Affairs in November 2010. Rich has 30 years of experience in government and industry as a healthcare administrator, health policy analyst, consultant, and government affairs director, including more than 15 years of experience working on a wide variety of healthcare issues with the U.S. Congress and the administration, including national healthcare reform. Prior to joining HIMSS, Rich was Director of Federal Government Affairs with Sanofi-Aventis Pharmaceuticals, a world-wide pharmaceutical manufacturer. Rich earned a masters’ degree in Business Administration from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, and masters’ degree in Public Administration and Policy from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri. His personal interests include active involvement in veterans' health issues, the Veterans Health Council, the Children’s Charities Foundation of Washington, and the annual Washington area BB&T Children’s Charities Basketball Classic fundraiser.
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| Dr. Detlef Houdeau, Senior Business Development, Infineon Technologies AG
Detlef Houdeau is the Senior Director for Business Development in the government Identification (ID) market segment under the Chip Card & Security ICs (Integrated Circuits) business unit. As the head of Business Development based in Germany, Houdeau is responsible for worldwide sales, customers and partners in the ID segment. The projects include combinations of IT security, biometric systems, digital signature, infrastructure systems for issuing ID card and e-passport. Houdeau first joined Siemens AG in 1985 as the corporate research and development in Berlin, Germany. He held several positions, like project director for fiber optic components, quality program for voltage converter, improvement program for airbags in the automotive industry, for packages in the semiconductor industry and for now for the business development in the Chip Card & Security market. Over a period of 22 years, he was posted to various sites covering Berlin, Erlangen, Munich and Regensburg in Germany. In 1999, Infineon Technologies AG was spun off from Siemens AG.
(IN23)
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| Josh Jabs, Vice President of Government Marketing, Datacard Group
Joshua Jabs is Vice President of Government Marketing at Datacard. Previously, Josh directed investor engagements in the Security and Financial Technology sectors at Roth Capital Partners and Piper Jaffray. Previously, he was responsible for government projects and security practices while serving in various roles in the United States government. He holds an MBA, master’s degree in electrical engineering, and received a bachelor degree in electrical engineering from the United States Air Force Academy.
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| Dr. James James, Director, Center for Public Health Preparedness and Disaster Response
James J. James, MD, DrPH, MHA, has served as the director of the AMA Center for Disaster Medicine and Emergency Response for the past ten years. During his tenure he established the Journal of Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, a peer-reviewed publication regarded as the leading journal in the field. He also was a principal in the development of the National Disaster Life Support educational courses and brought in over 3 million dollars worth of grants in support of AMA efforts in the area of National Health Security. Dr. James will be leaving the AMA at the end of the December, 2012 and will assume the position of CEO of the newly formed Society for Disaster Medicine and Public Health and will continue as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Disaster Medicine and Emergency Response. Dr. James, is board certified in general preventive medicine, earned a doctorate in medicine from the Cincinnati College of Medicine, a doctorate in public health from UCLA’s School of Public Health, and a masters in health care administration from Baylor University.
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| Mansour Aaron Karimzadeh, CEO, PrivaMed
Mansour applies nearly 25 years of experience to his leadership role. His background includes payment and transaction processing systems in the financial industry, an in-depth understanding of how to create new businesses and drive demand for emerging products and technologies. He has been instrumental in implementing many large card and transaction processing projects worldwide specializing in smart cards – including projects in the UK, Canada, USA, Latin America, Middle East and Australia. He served as a Board member of Global Platform and Chair of its Marketing Center.
(IN24)
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| Ray Kimble, Senior Manager, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Ray Kimble is a Senior Manager with Deloitte and Touche and provides strategy and delivery of Identity Management solutions and services within the Federal and Commercial sectors. Mr. Kimble has over twelve years of experience implementing technology solutions and driving strategic decisions for high profile initiatives. His experience includes supporting the development and implementation of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace; as well as previously assisting GSA deliver over 450,000 credentials across 80 agencies.
(IP21)
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| Harold Kocken, Manager, Audit & Enterprise Risk Services, Deloitte & Touche LLP
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| Kevin Kozlowski, Vice President of Government Initiatives, XTec
Mr. Kevin Kozlowski has more than 18 years of experience in the Information Technology industry combined with a wide range of experience in sales, marketing, engineering, and business leadership. As the Vice President of Government Initiatives since 2002 Mr. Kozlowski has been instrumental in establishing XTec as a premier security provider for the federal government overseeing cabinet level smart card systems deployments, contributing to federal smart card publications and providing security and authentication guidance to numerous federal agencies. Prior to joining XTec Mr. Kozlowski was a Senior Manager with Northrop Grumman Information Technology, he provided oversight and management of the combined Logicon and Litton-PRC smart card practice. Mr. Kozlowski holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and economics from James Madison University. Mr. Kozlowski is a Certified Smart Card Industry Professional in Government (CSCIP/G) and is also a member of the Smart Card Alliance PACS council.
(IN21)
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| Lolie Kull, Cybersecurity Solutions Group - Identity Practice, HP Enterprise Services
Lolie Kull, is with Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services and supports the Cybersecurity Solutions Group within the Identity Practice. Lolie has extensive experience within the Federal Government and supporting Federal Government identity, credentialing and access management initiatives. During her tenure with the federal government, she was the Program Manager of the Department of Homeland Security’s HSPD 12. Lolie Kull was a founding member of the Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council, now the Access Control Council, and is currently serving as a member of the Steering Committee. She has been a member of the Smart Card Alliance since her tenure at the U.S. Department of State (DOS).
(TA22)
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| Martin Kuschewski, Head of Business Unit eID, SMARTRAC TECHNOLOGY Stuttgart GmbH
Martin Kuschewski is Head of the Business Unit eID at SMARTRAC TECHNOLOGY GROUP. Supported by a highly qualified team of industry experts he played a major role in making SMARTRAC the leading High Security Inlay Supplier for RFID-based personal ID documents worldwide. He has broad technical knowledge and industry expertise. Martin entered the contactless industry more than 10 years ago, and has occupied several management positions during that time. Born in 1967, Martin Kuschewski holds a degree in Electrical Engineering.
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| Gilles Lisimaque, Partner, IDTP
Gilles Lisimaque is a Partner at Identification Technology Partners, Inc. He is one of the leading US experts on Smart Cards and application of Smart Cards, working on various US government projects as technical advisor and smart card standard expert. Gilles Lisimaque was previously working at Gemplus, company he founded with four other co-founders, and was part of the Business Development Group, responsible for special projects in North America. In this position, he contributed to various groups including prospects and customers, providing technical and business guidance for the design and application of Gemplus smart cards, hardware and systems, and customized services. Gilles Lisimaque has contributed to multiple patents on smart card security and smart card OS design and is highly engaged with numerous Smart Card and Security Associations.
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| Kimberly Little, Director of Market Planning, Identity Management LexisNexis® Risk Solutions
Kimberly Little develops strategy and guides product management efforts for LexisNexis' Identity Proofing and Access Management product lines, which include identity verification and knowledge-based authentication, multi-modal biometrics and other forms of remote consumer authentication. Kim has over 15 years of experience leading global business strategy, product management and technical business and process consulting, and has also collaborated on international standards, cross-industry best practices and benchmarking to develop best-of-breed solution offerings. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, she holds Master’s Degrees in Public Policy and Business Administration and has completed Doctorate coursework in Policy Development and Program Evaluation.
(IP21)
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| Michael Magrath, Director - Business Development - Government & Healthcare, Gemalto, Inc.
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| Donald Malloy, Business Development, NagraID
Mr. Malloy has significant experience in security, authentication, RFID, NFC, semiconductor and smart card payment technology. He has an MS level in Organic Chemistry and an MBA in Marketing. He is currently the Director of Business Development for NagraID Security, a Kudelski Group Company based in Switzerland with offices in Los Angeles. The company has pioneered the development and manufacture of One Time Password Display Cards for payment and authentication applications. He is responsible for developing strategic alliances with both financial institutions and enterprises. He is also the Chairman of OATH, the Initiative for Open Authentication. Malloy was previously with Infineon Technologies and Philips Semiconductors as Business Development Manager responsible for contactless crypto semiconductor products. He introduced Mifare as the contactless payment technology in North America and was instrumental in establishing and making it the leading contactless product in the US. He has much experience in crypto controllers for smart cards in payment applications and RFID semiconductor systems. He is a member of the Smart Card Alliance and participates in the Payment and Identification councils.
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| Gurpreet Manes, Senior Product Manager, SafeNet
(IN24)
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| Mike McAllister, Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security, Office of Governor Robert F. McDonnell, Commonwealth of Virginia
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| Ketan Mehta, PIV Staff, Booz Allen Hamilton
Mr. Mehta has been assisting National Institute of Technology (NIST) in the development and implementation of a government-wide common identity credential for Federal government employees and contractors in response to Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12). Mr. Mehta has developed, in collaboration with NIST, several special publications to aid implementation of HSPD-12 solutions. Besides specializing in HSPD-12 initiative, Mr. Mehta serves as the Vice Chair of the ANSI INCITS B10.12 technical subcommittee which develops specifications on the Interoperability for Smart Cards. Mr. Mehta also serves as a project editor of a national standard called Generic Identity Command Set (GICS). The standard will allow creation of low to high assurance identities and facilitate multi-factor authentication.
(TA22)
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| | Robert (Bob) Merkert, RM Industries, Inc.
Bob is president of RM Industries, Inc. a consulting firm focusing on smart card systems and development.
Bob had spent years in business development and sales capacities at SCM, now part of the Identive Group. His primary focus had been on logical access smart card readers for government applications. He was also one of the prime movers behind the development of the SCM Microsystems physical access control readers. Bob has been a long time member of the Smart Card Alliance. He is has been on the Board of Directors and has also served as a member of the Executive Committee. He is one of the founding members of the SCA Physical Access Control (PAC) Council. Bob spent 20 years with DANYL Corporation where he held engineering, marketing and business development management positions. He was a founder of the company and was the Executive Vice President of the firm. DANYL was an early pioneer in the use of smart cards in financial applications, particular for unassisted vending systems. Bob is a graduate of Villanova University, Villanova, PA with a BSEE in electrical engineering. He received the Villanova University President’s Forum medallion for his commitment to Villanova’s mission of academic excellence and moral values in higher education. Bob received his graduate degree, MSEE, from the University of Pennsylvania.
(IN23)
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| Rick Outland, Technical Sales Support Manager, Gemalto & President, Document Security Alliance
Rick Outland is a twenty-year veteran of the US Secret Service Forensic Laboratory, the President of the Document Security Alliance, and currently serves as Technical Sales Support Manager for Gemalto. Rick is a recognized expert in examining questioned identity and financial documents with the purposes of determining the authenticity. He has instructed law enforcement organizations representing over forty countries worldwide on document authentication.
(IP13)
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| Steve Pannifer, Head of Delivery, Consult Hyperion
Steve Pannifer is Head of Delivery at Consult Hyperion, thought leaders in digital money and digital identity. In this role, Steve is actively involved in projects in the converging areas of mobile wallets, NFC payments and digital identity. He provides both technical and business focused consultancy to numerous organisations including international payment schemes, mobile and telecoms operators and transit operators. Steve has a technical background in information security and high-value critical financial infrastructure.
(CP01)
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| Neville Pattinson, SVP - Government Affairs & Standards, Gemalto
Neville Pattinson is the Senior Vice President for Government Affairs, Standards and Business Development at Gemalto, Inc. based in Austin, TX. Within that role Neville constantly evangelizes the need to move to smart card based solutions to protect identity and privacy in US Government policy. Neville Pattinson is a leading expert and thought leader on digital security identity solutions such as smart cards, electronic passports and hardware tokens that use secure microprocessor chips to keep identity credentials including biometrics secure and private. Neville serves as Technical Chairman of the Smart Card Alliance and Vice-Chairman of the Smart Card Alliance’s Identity Council.
(CP01, TA13)
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| Andreas Phillip, Head of Sales and System Engineering, Utimaco Safeware AG
Andreas Philipp has over 20 years of experience in the HSM Business. As the head of Sales and System Engineering based in Germany, Andreas is responsible for the worldwide Sales and Customer Services in the ID market. The projects include security system for ID issuing system, Terminal Control Center, and inspection system.
(IN23)
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| Michael Queralt, President & Co-Founder, Queralt, Inc.
Michael Queralt, co-founder of Queralt Inc., is responsible for the strategic direction and business development. He has over 25 years of experience in high technology, designing solutions around Security (physical and logical), Wireless Sensors, RFID and decision engines. Currently, he is leading two key company initiatives: one focused on the use of RFID, Sensors and analytics to improve processes in healthcare, and a second focused on the convergence of physical and logical environments to enhance current security systems, by enabling real time fine grain authorizations utilizing sensorial information on access decisions. Queralt, Inc’s technology has been developed under the sponsorship of the Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology – Cybersecurity Directorate.
(TA13)
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| Scott Rea, REBCA Director/Administrator and Board Member, Research Education Bridge Certification Authority
Scott Rea is a subject matter expert who influences the development of globally emerging PKI policies, practices and applications. Rea is a board member and director/administrator of the Research & Education Bridge Certification Authority (REBCA), and the VP of GOV/EDU Relations and Senior PKI Architect at DigiCert Inc. He is a native Australian, CISSP, and holds an MS in Computer Science from Queensland University of Technology plus BS degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science.
(IP22)
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| Roger Roehr, HSPD-12 Physical Security Engineer, Roehr Consulting
Roger Roehr specializes in identity management and physical access control. Roger’s core competencies are in the design, installation, integration, and maintenance of electronic physical security, security video and access control systems. He is actively involved in developing standards for the integration of biometrics and smart card technology in Physical Access Control Systems (PACS). Previously he was involved in developing, testing, and implementing a wide range of integration and consulting engagements for identity management and electronic physical security.
(TA23)
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| Steve Rogers, President & CEO, Intellisoft, Inc.
Steve Rogers is an authority in Smart Card ISO14443 / NFC technology, Biometrics, Physical Access Control and Identity Management. A 30 year security industry senior executive dedicated to standards work earning the Smartcard Alliance “Council Honor Role” and “Outstanding Contributor Award” the last 2 years. In addition, a 2 term officer for the Access Control Council (co-founder) and the Identity Council, where he is an elected member to both Steering Committees.
(TA21)
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| Mary Ruddy, Research Director, Gartner
Mary Ruddy is a Research Director with Gartner. She is a long time supporter of the National Strategy for Trusted Identity in Cyberspace (NSTIC) efforts and was elected the Usability and Human Factors Delegate to the Identity Ecosystem Steering Group (IDESG) Management Council. An active member of the Identity Community, Mary is also Chair of Identity Commons and Secretary of the OASIS Electronic Identity Credential Trust Elevation Methods Technical Committee.
(IP21)
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| Helmut Scherzer, Group Vice President - C-TO Technology Management, Giesecke & Devrient
Helmut Scherzer is working as Senior Technology Manager in the CTO office of Giesecke & Devrient (Germany). Before Helmut Scherzer was chief developer and consultant in IBM Germany for more than twenty years. His achievements in SmartCard-operating systems, -security and -standardization awarded him the German Fraunhofer SmartCard Prize in 2002 for extraordinary achievements in SmartCard technology. Among others, publications date from his work date from his two year NY term in the IBM Watson Research Center in NY. For many years Scherzer also works in the SmartCard standardization, recently as editor for the European Standard for SmartCards as secure signature devices. Scherzer graduated in Electrical Engineering at the RWTH Aachen in 1986.
(IN24)
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 | George Schu, Senior Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton
BoozAllen Hamilton Senior Vice President George Schu is responsible for thefirm’s technology business in government and commercial markets. Hisprimary functional areas include: Cybersecurity, Identity and riskmanagement, Cloud Security, Program compliance. Mr. Schu is active ingovernment and industry associations, such as the Homeland Security andDefense Business Council, Information Systems Security Association(ISSA) and the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). He has worked closely withgovernment and commercial clients to develop affordable solutions fortrusted services. Mr. Schu is an active leader in Booz Allen’s diversityprograms. Before joining Booz Allen in 2007, Mr. Schu led the growth ofVeriSign’s government business, delivering a range of cybersecurity andcritical infrastructure services. He also directed the development ofgovernment market solutions at Oracle, where he specialized in securitysolutions. Retired from the US Navy, Mr. Schu served as commandingofficer of Corry Station, a technical training base in Pensacola,Florida. He led the training of members of all services and foreignstudents in cybersecurity, electronic warfare, and cryptology. He servedon the staff of the Commander of the Sixth Fleet in Italy, where he wasresponsible for coordinating the electronic warfare resources of all USgovernment and allied partners in the Mediterranean Sea. Mr. Schuserved in other Department of Defense roles in Washington, DC.
(PS11)
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| John Schwartz, Program Manager - Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®) Program, Transportation Security Administration
Mr. Schwartz is the Program Manager for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Program responsible for the issuance of over two million smart card credentials to workers requiring access to maritime facilities and licensed mariners. Mr. Schwartz joined TSA in January 2003 as the business and stakeholder outreach lead for the program, later leading a pilot program to evaluate the use of biometric card readers at maritime facilities which will lead to a regulation requiring readers. Mr. Schwartz served 30 years in the U.S. Coast Guard retiring as a captain. He holds degrees from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy; The American University; and the Naval War College.
(TA24)
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| Gerry Smith, Senior Consultant, ID Technology Partners, Inc.
Mr.Smith is a Senior Consultant for IDTP specializing in Smart Card technology and solutions. He has over 30 years of experience deploying card solutions. Mr. Smith has extensive knowledge in Smart Card operating systems and programming languages. Mr. Smith is an active participant in standards bodies. Mr. Smith previously held positions at SHARP Microelectronics, American Express, ORGA Card Systems, Zenith Data Systems, Schlumberger, VeriFone, Mars Electronics International,and the Department of Defense (DARPA).
(TA24)
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| Judith Spencer, PMA Chair, CertiPath LLC
Judith Spencer is the Chair, CertiPath Policy Management Authority. She manages the CertiPath Bridge Certification Authority, which provides the federated trust environment for industry, including the Aerospace-Defense community. In addition, she represents the CertiPath community stakeholders in activities related to NSTIC and TSCP. Previously, Ms. Spencer was employed by the U.S. General Services Administration building cross-organizational consensus on matters related to identity management and assisting the Federal community in implementing HSPD-12.
(IP22)
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| Mark Steffler, Federal Sales Director, Quantum Secure, Inc.
Mark Steffler, with a BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has spent the last 20 years in the security industry. Mark worked at AT&T and Exodus Communications in cyber and network security and more recently at Vidient in electronic physical security and now at Quantum Secure in physical identity and access management. Mark volunteers on the SCA Access Control Council and regularly participates in SIA and open government sponsored forums focused on FICAM and HSPD-12 issues.
(TA23)
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| Lars Suneborn, Director - Government Programs, Hirsch Identive
During his 30 + year career in the security industry, Mr. Suneborn has served in a variety of roles. Currently Mr. Suneborn serves a Chair, of the Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council. Recognized as a Physical Access Control System (PACS) subject matter leader, he is a frequent speaker and an active member of the SCA PAC. Mr. Suneborn is actively involved in industry groups developing open standards for smart card and related system components. He is actively promoting Smart Card, biometric and PKI cryptographic technologies as vital components in overall system designs for high-risk, high-security facilities nationally and internationally. He is guiding US agencies in their efforts to achieve HSPD-12 / PIV compliance.
(IP13, TA24)
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 | Joseph Tassone, Executive Vice President of Technology and Product Management Identive Group, Inc.
Joseph Tassone is Executive Vice President of Technology and Product Management for Identive Group, Inc. In this role, he isresponsible for technology cross fertilization between business units and liaison withgovernment and standards associations.Mr. Tassone has more than 20 years' experience in the software, security and ID industry, serving both technology start-ups and established solutions providers. Previously, he served as President and CEO of Syscan International, now a business unit of Identive Group, was the founder and CEO of iMonitor Corp., a software supplier to the card access and security market, and served as Chief Technology Officer of Simplex. Mr. Tassone holds Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering.
(TA22)
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| Catherine Tilton, Vice President - Standards & Technology, Daon
Mrs. Tilton has over 25 years of engineering and management experience, including over 18 years in the biometrics industry. She has led or been involved in the design, development, and deployment of numerous biometric systems in both the commercial and government domains. Most recently, she is managing Daon's involvement in the NSTIC initiative and pilots, and serves as the interim chair of the Standards Coordination Committee of the ID Ecosystem Steering Group.
(IN22)
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| J'son Tyson, Chief, Identity Credential and Access Management Support Operations - Office of the Chief Security Officer, Federal Emergency Management Agency
(TA23)
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| Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance
Randy Vanderhoof is the Executive Director of the Smart Card Alliance. The Smart Card Alliance is a not-for-profit,multi-industry association of over 200 member firms working to accelerate the widespread acceptance of smart card technology in North America and Latin America. He came to the Alliance in January, 2002 and became the Executive Director in August, 2002. During his tenure as the chief executive, he has directed the transformation of the organization from primarily a networking organization into a diverse, education oriented, international, multi-industry organization that gathers industry stakeholders together to help stimulate the rapid adoption of all forms of smart cards (cards and other form factors) for electronic payments and digital security applications. In December 2008, Randy was named by Security Magazine to the list of the Top 25 Most Influential People in the Security Industry.
(PS11)
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| Keith Ward, TSCP
(IN21)
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| David Wood, C-SAM
(CP01)
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| Rob Zivney, Vice President - Government & Standards, Identive Group
Mr. Zivney supports the Identive Group’s participation in the Identity Ecosystem through products and service ranging from high utility to high security. His current focus is on addressing Cybersecurity via Near Field Communications (NFC), SecureID, RFID, Identity Management and Access Control. He is active in standards and government driven Identity, Credentialing, and Access Management (ICAM) initiatives and pursuit of NSTIC. His career spans 35 years in the security industry, including 14 years as VP Marketing with Hirsch Electronics. Mr. Zivney is on the Board of Directors of the Security Industry Association (SIA), and serves as SIA’s chair of the Personal Identity Verification Working Group. He is also vice chair of SIA’s Standards Committee and chair of the Security Industries Standards Council. He is active with the Smart Card Alliance, and has testified before Congress on behalf of the physical security industry regarding HSPD-12/FIPS201.
(CP01)
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| James Zok, Consultant
Mr. James J. Zok retired from the Computer Sciences Corporation in May 2012 as the Director of Identity Management and Credentialing Initiatives for the North American Public Sector. He had previously retired from Government service as the Associate Administrator for Ship Financial Approvals and Cargo Preference for the Maritime Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation in January 2007. Mr. Zok began his career with the Maritime Administration in June 1980 as the Accounting Officer in the Office of Financial Management. He subsequently became Office Director, and in March 1984, moved to the position of Deputy Associate Administrator for Maritime Aids. In 1994, He was named the Associate Administrator for Ship Financial Assistance; and after two reorganizations, assumed his last position. Mr. Zok holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from the University of Virginia and is a Certified Public Accountant.
(TA14)
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