(ISC)² Security Congress 2018

Diana-Lynn Contesti, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP, SSCP, CSSLP

Diana-Lynn Contesti is currently an independent contractor focusing on Security Architecture and Critical Infrastructure and has over thirty years of computer security experience. Previously, Ms. Contesti was the CISO for a Fortune 500 company. Ms. Contesti is the co-author of the first edition of the SSCP Study Guide and has done security presentations globally. She served on the (ISC)² Board of Directors and during her tenure, she held various positions including Chairperson of the (ISC)² Board of Directors, Treasurer, Secretary and lead a number of committees. Ms. Contesti played a key role in the implementation of the Women's Scholarship. In January 2017, Ms. Contesti was named to the Fifty Top Women in Internet Security. She holds multiple certifications including the CISSP, ISSAP, ISSMP, SSCP and CSSLP.

Daniel Diniz, CISSP, IRCA ISO 27.001

Daniel Diniz is currently responsible for Information Security & Privacy Management at a Fortune 500 Company in the Healthcare Market.  Daniel’s responsibilities include all aspects of Information Security Management, Privacy, Information Risk Management and Incident Management disciplines. With 19 years of experience in IT and the last 16 years focused on Information Security and disciplines of internal control, Daniel has worked for Sao Paulo State Government’s tax agency and in some of the largest national and multinational companies in industries such as telecom, internet providers, IT professional services, travel, civil engineering and financial services. Daniel is CISSP certified since 2008 and IRCA ISO 27.001 Lead Auditor certified. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems and an MBA in Information Security Management from University of Sao Paulo (USP). He's a member of (ISC)² Latin American Advisory Council (LAAC) since its creation in 2011 and has served as the Brazil Lead Volunteer in 2012 for Safe and Secure Online Program aiming to bring the initiative to Brazilian Schools. He served at the (ISC)² Foundation Committee in 2012 and now serves at Board Trustee for Center for Cyber Safety and Education since 2016.

Jefferson Gutierrez, CISSP, CFC, CISA, CISM

Jefferson is a Director in the Mexico office of KPMG’s Advisory Forensics practice. 
With over more than 18 years of professional experience, he leads technical-related investigations where Digital Forensics, e-Discovery, Cyber Investigations / Cyber Incident Response and Forensic Data & Analytics techniques are used for fraud, corruption, money laundry and violation of regulatory compliance prevention, detection and reaction.
Jefferson is knowledgeable on Data Privacy regulations across Latin America and member of the Latin American Advisory Board for (ISC)².
Jefferson has managed electronic investigations through digital evidence recovery and forensic data analysis; he has also overseen and conducted forensic examinations of computer systems for the collection, preservation and admissibility of electronic evidence in support of FCPA, cybercrime and fraud investigations.
Jefferson has provided services for companies located in Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Uruguay, United States, Canada and Greece.

Gurdeep Kaur, CISSP, CISA, CCSK, ITIL

Gurdeep Kaur is an accomplished information security professional with more than 20 years of experience in IT and 12 years of core experience in enterprise IT security management in financial sector. She served as the Founder-President of the (ISC)² New Jersey Chapter from 2012 to 2015. She is also the member of (ISC)² North American Advisory Council, and CSA Global Enterprise Advisory Board. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering in New Delhi, India. She holds multiple certifications including CISSP, CISA, CCSK and ITIL.
Gurdeep has led and participated in panel discussions focused on technical as well as diversity issues. She firmly believes that it takes a village to secure the village.

Glenn Leifheit, CISSP, CSSLP

Glenn Leifheit is a Senior Security Engineering Program Manager within the Microsoft Information Security and Risk Management (ISRM) organization where he currently leads large cross-company security initiatives. Glenn has over 22 years of experience in technology including software, financial and healthcare industries. Prior to his current role, Glenn worked at FICO and was responsible for the build-out of the FICO’s Application Security and PCI programs. Glenn's experience covers providing C-level security guidance, acting as a cross-team business security liaison, driving static code analysis across the enterprise, leading application security and PCI programs, as well as architecture and design of large scale applications and associated infrastructure. Glenn is an advocate for building a strong technology community; he co-founded TechMasters, a Toastmasters club designed to build technical speaker skills within the Toastmasters framework. His passion is connecting technologists with the soft skills they need: public speaking, giving and receiving feedback and asking more informed questions. Glenn is also a past member of the (ISC)² Application Security Advisory Council (ASAC).

James R. McQuiggan, CISSP

James R. McQuiggan is a Product & Solutions Security Officer for the Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy company providing strategy and policies for its SCADA products including Incident Handling, Vulnerability Management, and regulatory best practices. With over 16 years working at Siemens, James has supported the multiple corporate divisions groups on NERC CIP regulations, information security awareness and training and other InfoSec topics.
James has been an (ISC)² member since 2008 and has been a volunteer of the Safe and Secure Online Program for the Center for Cyber Education & Safety since 2010.  In 2015, he was the finalist for the (ISC)² Community Awareness award in 2016 he received the (ISC)² President’s Award.  He is a proud member of the North American Advisory Council (NAAC). Within the Central Florida community, he has been President of the Central Florida ISSA chapter and is now the President of the Central Florida (ISC)² chapter.
James is the father of two teenage daughters and continues to make sure they are safe and secure online while using their smartphones and social media.

Marie Olson, CISSP, CIPP, CIPM, CISM

Marie Olson is the Deputy Chief Privacy Officer for The Boeing Company.  Prior to being selected to build the Global Privacy Team for Boeing, Marie was a Sr. Manager in Information Security responsible for Computing & Information Security Policy and Compliance Management.  Marie has been with Boeing for 30 years, during which time she has managed a variety of other functions including Government Programs Security Support, Security Quality Assurance, and Vulnerability Assessments.  
Marie is nationally recognized for her expertise in global regulatory compliance issues, technical and business process safeguarding strategies, and meeting the challenges of balancing enterprise privacy and security issues with business realities.  She has presented on a variety of privacy and security topics at industry events and with various organizations and government agencies.  Marie holds a Master of Science degree in computer science from Pacific Lutheran University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from the University of Washington.  She is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM).  She also holds two internationally-recognized security certifications:  Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).  Marie is also currently serving on the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC)² Advisory Board of the Americas and is also the Chairperson of the Privacy Special Interest Group for the Information Security Forum (ISF).   

Randolph (Randy) N. Sanovic, CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP

Randy was an Industrial Engineer for the Youngstown Steel Co., a Sales Engineer for GATX, the Manager of Computer Security Planning for Mobil Corporation, and the Director of Information Systems Security for United Healthcare. In 1997 Randy became General Director, Information Security for General Motors Corporation responsible for GM’s information security strategy, programs, plans, and global information security posture. He holds several IT-Security Certifications and has traveled internationally for over forty-five years.  
Some of Randy’s other professional affiliations include: being a member of the Board of Directors of the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC)² from1989 to 2008; (ISC)²’s Treasurer; Chairman of (ISC)²’s Board of Directors; and a four-year member of the National Computer Systems Security & Privacy Advisory Board. Randy is also a presenter of the IT Security Safe & Secure Program for children in the schools.
Randy has presented at major national and international IT-Security conferences, and is a published author, and publishes articles on IT-Security. Randy continues to do both IT-Security Assurance pro bono, and consulting services through his company, RNS Consulting. 
Randy also serves as the Marketing Director for a Global IT Educational Foundation, a member of SC Magazine’s Editorial Board, and a judge for IT-Security Awards for SC Magazine. His educational background includes a B.B.A., and an M.B.A in Finance.      

Michael Stoner, CISSP, PMP, GSLC

Mr. Stoner’s expertise is in executing enterprise security programs, establishing and implementing security standards and procedures, ensuring compliance with federal laws and regulations, identifying threats to agency assets and resources, and evaluating methodologies and alternatives for risk mitigation. He has also overseen the proactive prevention, detection, and response to computer security incidents targeting government enterprise information technology assets and data. Before Mr. Stoner began his civil service career, he provided management and technology consulting services to federal government agencies in the areas of information assurance and cybersecurity. Mr. Stoner has experience in a number of security disciplines with a concentration in incident response, risk analysis, security engineering, and security policy development and compliance. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Ohio Northern University and a master’s degree in Information and Telecommunication Systems from Johns Hopkins University.