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Speaker Biographies Université d’Ottawa | University of Ottawa 2018 CONFERENCE SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: www.continue.uOttawa.ca/RR 613-562-5802 Contents Saad Amrani, Chief Commissioner at the Brussels Police Department and Strategic Advisor to the Commissioner General of the Federal Police ........................................................ 4 Robert Aubé, Managing Director, QinetiQ Canada .......................................................................... 4 Engin Avci, PhD., Gendarmerie Colonel ............................................................................................. 5 James Babe, Chief Special Constable and Manager, Transit Safety and Enforcement Services at OC Transpo .......................................................................................................................... 5 LGen(ret’d) Stuart Beare ......................................................................................................................... 5 Steve Bennett, Ph.D., Director, Global Government Practice ....................................................... 6 Ray Boisvert, Provincial Security Advisor for Ontario ................................................................... 6 Peter Code, Inspector, Intelligence Services, Toronto Police Service ....................................... 7 Rtd Commander Mak Chishty QPM ..................................................................................................... 7 MARIO R. COUTINHO, V.P. STADIUM OPERATIONS AND SECURITY TORONTO BLUE JAYS BASEBALL CLUB / ROGERS CENTRE .................................................................................... 8 Craig D'Souza, Head of Global Investigations & Protective Intelligence – Facebook ............ 8 Sgt Keith Derksen .................................................................................................................................... 9 Allen Dillon, Vice-President, CyberNB ................................................................................................ 9 David P. Dixon, BA, MA IBM, Worldwide Counter Fraud & Financial Crime Industry Leader ...................................................................................................................................................................... 9 David Domoney ....................................................................................................................................... 10 Dr. Stephen Eisenhawer, PE, Chief Scientist at Periculum Labs, Inc ....................................... 10 Professor John Farmer, University Professor, Justice Alan B. Handler Scholar and Special Counsel to the President ...................................................................................................................... 10 Brian Fentiman, RCMP C/M (Retd), Countermeasures Legal Authority ................................... 11 José M. Fernandez, Eng., Ph.D. .......................................................................................................... 11 Supt. Mark Flynn, Director Cybercrime, Federal Policing Criminal Operations, RCMP ....... 12 William F. Flynn, President, GARDA Risk Management, LLC ..................................................... 12 Justin R. Fogarty, Chairman, Regent Law ....................................................................................... 12 Mr. Eric Fournier, Director General (Science & Technology) for Strategic Decision Support .................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Luke Fox, Whitefox Industries, California ........................................................................................ 13 1 Paul Goldenberg, President & CEO, Cardinal Point Strategies Senior Advisor, Rutgers University, Member US Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council ....................... 14 Gabe Gonda, Managing Director, Corporate Development, The Globe and Mail ................... 15 Phil Gurski, President and CEO, Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting Ltd ............................ 15 Brian Harrell, Vice President, Security, AlertEnterprise ............................................................... 16 Sandy Harvey, Federal Policing National Security, National Critical Infrastructure Team .. 16 Peter Lambrinakos, M.O.M., Chief Constable and Chief Security Officer, VIA Rail Canada 17 Cathy Lanier, Chief Security Officer, National Football League ................................................. 17 Andrew Leslie, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs (Canada-U.S. Relations) ................................................................................................................................................. 18 Robert Liscouski, President and Director, Implant Sciences Corportation ............................ 19 David E. Luxton ....................................................................................................................................... 19 Craig Marcinkowski, Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Gryphon Sensors, LLC ........................................................................................................................................... 19 James Malizia, Assistant Commissioner, Federal Policing NSPP Royal Canadian Mounted Police ......................................................................................................................................................... 20 Paul Mauro, Deputy Inspector, New York City Police Department’s Intelligence Bureau ... 20 BGEN R.G. Mazzolin Ph.D., P.Eng., OMM, CD ................................................................................. 21 Dr. Erin Miller, Assistant Research Scientist, University of Maryland ...................................... 21 Angela Mondou, Honorary Colonel, Canadian Forces School of Aerospace, Technology and Engineering and President and CEO ICE Leadership Inc. ................................................... 22 Dr. Dennis Moreau, Senior Security Architect, Chief Technology Security Office, VMware .................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Brigadier-General S.M. Moritsugu, OMM, CD, Director General Military Signals Intelligence .................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Michele Mosca, Founder, Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC), University of Waterloo 23 Bill Munson, Director of Research and Policy Analysis, Quantum-Safe Canada .................. 24 Col. Amos Nachmani, Israeli Defence Attache to Canada since July 2017. LL.B, LL.M from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. ................................................................................................. 24 Superintendent Bill Neadles, Toronto Police Service, Emergency Management and Public Order .......................................................................................................................................................... 24 David R. Neely, CPP, President & CEO, Computer Sentry Software, Inc ................................. 25 Dr Kevin A. O’Brien, Senior Principal Security & Intelligence, Accenture Security Canada .................................................................................................................................................................... 26 2 Tim O’Neil, Director, Oldcastle Security Consulting Inc. ............................................................. 26 Brigadier-General Assaf Orion (Res.), Senior Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) Israel Hebrew .............................................................................................. 27 Benoit Parent, Vice President, Cummins Inc. ................................................................................. 27 Maj. Gen. James O. Poss (ret), CEO, ISR Ideas .............................................................................. 27 Don Randall ............................................................................................................................................. 28 Tim E Roxey, Vice President, Chief Special Operations Officer North American Electric Reliability Corporation .......................................................................................................................... 28 Christopher Scharapenko, Sr. Manager – Innovation Management, Build in Canada Innovation Program, Public Services and Procurement Canada ............................................... 29 John Skinner, Vice President, Security & Facility Management Major League Baseball .... 30 Evan Solomon, National Affairs Specialist, Bell Media Radio, and Host, CTV's QUESTION PERIOD ..................................................................................................................................................... 30 Carl Sharpe, Senior Principal, Advanced Analytics and Artificial Intelligence, Accenture . 31 Ajay K. Sood, VP, Country Manager, Symantec Canada .............................................................. 31 David Sulston, MSc., CPP, PSP .......................................................................................................... 31 Ken Taylor, President of the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance ..................... 32
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