Jim Routh is a transformational security leader with a demonstrated track record of delivering world-class security capabilities to drive positive business results in a digital world. He is a board member and advisor to many companies and the former CISO of MassMutual, Aetna, and American Express.

Jeff Margolies is the Chief Strategy Officer of Saviynt where he leads strategy, technology partnerships, and corporate development. As a member of the executive team, Jeff works closely with customers, partners and across the organization to develop a vision and long term roadmap for Saviynt. He leads several strategic initiatives to drive growth and deliver on the vision. Prior to Saviynt, Jeff spent over 25 years in the security and Identity industry, as part of the leadership teams of both Accenture and Deloitte and leading strategy, partnerships and corporate development for Mandiant.

Tim Chase is a Field CTO at Lacework, and has been working in information security for 15 years in various roles, including leading security teams focusing on Cloud and AppSec. He has extensive experience working at the Board and Executive level to promote security and guide decision making. Over the last few years, he has been focusing his efforts on DevSecOps and the intersection of AppSec, DevOps, and Cloud. He is also a LinkedIn Training author where he has training to help build DevSecOps into the development pipeline.

Chandra Sekar is VP and CMO for Prisma Cloud at Palo Alto Networks and leads the worldwide product, content, and growth marketing functions. Prior to Palo Alto Networks, Chandra led marketing efforts for application networking and security products at VMware. Prior to that he was VP of Marketing at Avi Networks where he led go to market efforts leading to Avi’s acquisition by VMware. Chandra has held various product management, marketing, and engineering leadership positions at Illumio, Citrix, McAfee, Align Technology, and Equifax Corporation.

Taylor is a Senior Offensive Security Researcher at Uptycs with their Cloud Security organization. He focuses on researching, identifying, & validating cloud security threats targeting the Azure platform. Taylor is a current Navy Reservist and a former Security Architect at Microsoft.

Matt has over 20 years experience in software development, sales engineering, consulting, and technical leadership roles. During this time, Matt has helped some of the largest organizations in the world in a variety of industries, regions, and technical environments implement secure software development programs using cutting edge application security technologies. Matt’s extensive background in application security, programming, and solution architecture has been key to many speaking engagements for organizations like OWASP, ISSA, and ISACA. In addition Matt has been the host of a successful application security podcast, been quoted in numerous industry articles, and is very well known for his video glass board sessions. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattarose

Phil is the VP of Cyber Defense Strategy at CardinalOps, the detection posture management company. He previously worked at Microsoft Security, which he joined after the acquisition of CyberX, an early innovator in OT security monitoring. He also has held executive roles at IBM Security/Q1 Labs, Guardium (acquired by IBM Security), Veracode, and Symantec. Phil has a BSEE from McGill University, is certified in cloud security (CCSK), and has a black belt in American Jiu-Jitsu.

Ryan Naraine is Editor-at-Large at SecurityWeek and a journalist and cybersecurity strategist with more than 20 years experience covering IT security and technology trends. Naraine joined SecurityWeek from Intel Corp., where he most recently served as Director of Security Strategy and leader of the chipmaker’s security community engagement initiatives. He is the host of the Security Conversations podcast and a regular speaker at cybersecurity conferences around the world.

Adam Ely is the Chief Information Security Officer at Fidelity Investments. Adam was previously the Chief Information Security Officer of eCommerce and Deputy CISO across all companies and business lines globally at Walmart, where he spanned the global information security organization to drive strategy, execution, technology, and priorities across stores, corporate, eCommerce, health and wellness, and the global portfolio of companies.

Adam held CISO and senior security positions at Salesforce, TiVo, Alvarez & Marsal (at Lehman Brothers post-bankruptcy), The Walt Disney Company, and TRX (a publicly traded SaaS provider now a part of SAP). Adam is also an entrepreneur, having founded Bluebox Security, a mobile app security and analytics solution that was acquired by Lookout in 2016.

Adam serves as an advisor to several companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies on operations, go-to-market strategy, and technology. Adam is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and an MBA from Florida State University.

Lakshmi Hanspal is a veteran cybersecurity leader currently serving as Global Chief Security Officer at Amazon Devices & Services. She has more than 20 years of experience in information security, risk management and privacy.

Prior to Amazon, Lakshmi has led security programs at Box and SAP Ariba. Lakshmi advises several Silicon Valley start-ups and serves on the advisory boards of numerous cloud companies. She is also passionate about engaging and promoting Women in technology and developing talent within teams. In her personal life, Lakshmi is an active volunteer within the community and coaches youth sports.

Shaun Marion is an experienced executive security leader with 20+ years in the industry. He has built, ran, and optimized multiple security organizations spanning cyber, physical, and product security. He is currently the Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at McDonald’s.

Prior to McDonald’s, Marion served as Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer at Republic Services, and VP and CISO at Honeywell.

Kathy Wang is the chief security officer at Discord, where she brings over 20 years of security industry experience to build security teams and right-size security initiatives for various growth stages of a company. Prior to joining Discord, Kathy was responsible for building the security programs at Very Good Security and at GitLab. Through her past open source research projects, Kathy is an internationally recognized malware expert, who has researched, developed, evaluated, and operationalized various solutions for detecting and preventing client-side attacks used by advanced persistent threats (APT). Outside of being a security executive, Kathy is an investor at Silicon Valley CISO Investments and Firebolt Ventures. She works closely with companies including Panther, Orca Security, Traceable AI, SafeBase, and more. Kathy earned a B.S. and M.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan. Outside of work, she enjoys adventure travel, trying new cuisines, and helping others to grow in their security careers.

Ryan Naraine is Editor-at-Large at SecurityWeek and a journalist and cybersecurity strategist with more than 20 years experience covering IT security and technology trends. Naraine joined SecurityWeek from Intel Corp., where he most recently served as Director of Security Strategy and leader of the chipmaker’s security community engagement initiatives. He is the host of the Security Conversations podcast and a regular speaker at cybersecurity conferences around the world.

Stephen is a developer advocate with Prisma Cloud (by Palo Alto Networks) specializing in Cloud and Infrastructure Security Automation. Prior to this, he was a solution architect for StackRox and Aqua Security, specializing in container and Kubernetes security. He spent several years at Synopsys, establishing DevSecOps best practices for enterprise CI/CD pipelines.

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Chris Castaldo is the author of Start-Up Secure: Baking Cybersecurity into your Company from Founding to Exit. He is a transformational cybersecurity executive who creates innovative solutions to enable businesses to operate safely and securely. He mentors and coaches executives and board members on cybersecurity through scalable and sustainable business objectives. Chris is an industry leader and has appeared on several leading cybersecurity podcasts.

Chris is the Chief Information Security Officer at Crossbeam. And serves on the board of advisors for SafeBase. He has built cybersecurity organizations at Dataminr, 2U, IronNet Cybersecurity, Synchronoss, and also worked at the National Security Agency solving some of the most challenging national cybersecurity issues. Chris is also a US Army Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran, and he currently resides with his family in Maryland.

Brian is Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at EAB, an educational institution. He is an experienced IT leader and manager, having spent over 20 years in both higher education and as a consultant serving public and private sector clients. Prior to joining EAB, Brian served on the Information Security teams at George Washington University and the University of Maryland, College Park. As a consultant, Brian worked in both Advisory and Assurance practices at KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers. At EAB, Brian is responsible for the development and implementation of information security strategy, as well as building a team of information security professionals to manage information risk for both EAB and its partners. Outside of work, Brian is active across the information security industry, both as a mentor and participant in several working groups. In his spare time, Brian enjoys spending time with his family, reading, and geeking out on baseball statistics.

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Evan D. Wolff is a partner in Crowell & Moring’s Washington, D.C. office, where he is co-chair of the firm’s Chambers USA-ranked Privacy & Cybersecurity Group and a member of the Government Contracts Group. Evan has a national reputation for his deep technical background and understanding of complex cybersecurity legal and policy issues. Calling upon his experiences as a scientist, program manager, and lawyer, Evan takes an innovative approach to developing blended legal, technical, and governance mechanisms to prepare companies with rapid and comprehensive responses to rapidly evolving cybersecurity risks and threats.

Evan has conducted training and incident simulations, developed response plans, led privileged investigations, and advised on hundreds of data breaches where he works closely with forensic investigators. Evan also counsels businesses on both domestic and international privacy compliance matters, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). He is also a Registered Practitioner under the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework.

Jason Shockey is Chief Information Security Officer at Cenlar FSB and founder of mycyberpath.com. Prior to his CISO roles, Jason served 20 years active duty in the US Marine Corps from 1999-2019 as a technology leader conducting cyberspace operations, incident response, and cyber risk management. Three of those years he served with the Cyber National Mission Force at Ft. Meade, MD.

Jason is passionate about helping people get into the cybersecurity industry and level up throughout their careers and believes there is a place for everyone on the cybersecurity team.

Jonathan Jaffe is the CISO at Lemonade, a full-stack insurance carrier built to provide the best, most delightful, and most transparent insurance experience in the world. His career has focused on security with a mid-career detour as a privacy litigator, where he famously brought and settled the largest privacy class action in the US at the time. Jonathan is also a founding member of SVCI, a security-focused investment group. He organizes TLV CISOs meet-ups, and actively supports Israeli security start-ups to bring better security to all.