Kevin Greene started his security work at Ernst & Young and has throughout his career worked in a variety of leadership roles in both the public and private sectors. Recently, he led Software Assurance R&D at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, where he built the SWAMP (Software Assurance Market Place) to provide continuous software assurance services to the public. Today, Kevin serves on the advisory board for the New Jersey Institute of Technology Cybersecurity Research Center and Bowie State University CS department, which led him to his current role at MITRE.

Kevin Greene started his security work at Ernst & Young and has throughout his career worked in a variety of leadership roles in both the public and private sectors. Recently, he led Software Assurance R&D at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, where he built the SWAMP (Software Assurance Market Place) to provide continuous software assurance services to the public. Today, Kevin serves on the advisory board for the New Jersey Institute of Technology Cybersecurity Research Center and Bowie State University CS department, which led him to his current role at MITRE.

Caleb Sima started his security career as a consultant and X-Force researcher. Since then Caleb has built a number of security startups, one of the most well-known and successful startups being SPI Dynamics which was later acquired by HP. He later made the switch over to the defender side as a managing VP of cybersecurity at Capital One. Today, Caleb invests and advises start-ups.

Caleb Sima started his security career as a consultant and X-Force researcher. Since then Caleb has built a number of security startups, one of the most well-known and successful startups being SPI Dynamics which was later acquired by HP. He later made the switch over to the defender side as a managing VP of cybersecurity at Capital One. Today, Caleb invests and advises start-ups.

Robert has built and lead security engineering and technology teams at Salesforce, and before that, he spent 8 years working in security at Microsoft. Today, Robert holds a number of board and advisory roles and is currently building a people-centric solution focused on the human element as a core defense strategy for organizations.

Robert has built and lead security engineering and technology teams at Salesforce, and before that, he spent 8 years working in security at Microsoft. Today, Robert holds a number of board and advisory roles and is currently building a people-centric solution focused on the human element as a core defense strategy for organizations.

Paralegal, mountain cyclist, malicious code researcher at eBay, security operations at Wells Fargo, cybercrime novelist, and now a principal threat researcher at a Fortune 50 company, Robin Stuart talks about her roundabout journey into information security in Episode 3 of Humans of InfoSec.

Paralegal, mountain cyclist, malicious code researcher at eBay, security operations at Wells Fargo, cybercrime novelist, and now a principal threat researcher at a Fortune 50 company, Robin Stuart talks about her roundabout journey into information security in Episode 3 of Humans of InfoSec.

Humans Of InfoSec Episode 2, Robert Wood has a vast portfolio of work ranging from building Cigital’s Red Team to running the trust and security team at Nuna Health. Robert is well known for his adversarial thinking and strategic planning approach to his work, and today one of the things he’s focused on is helping security professionals to advance their careers. Dive into Robert's information security origin story in Episode 2 of Humans of InfoSec.

Humans Of InfoSec Episode 2, Robert Wood has a vast portfolio of work ranging from building Cigital’s Red Team to running the trust and security team at Nuna Health. Robert is well known for his adversarial thinking and strategic planning approach to his work, and today one of the things he’s focused on is helping security professionals to advance their careers. Dive into Robert's information security origin story in Episode 2 of Humans of InfoSec.