Vince is currently responsible is VP of IT Risk Management for the US Pharmaceutical division of McKesson Corporation, the leading distributor of healthcare supplies in the US. In his current role, Vince is charged with designing and implementing the key programs designed to identify, manage and report on all aspects of technology risk that impact the Pharmaceutical businesses. This business consists of ensuring that over $ 90 billion of vital medications and supplies are efficiently moved through the nations supply chain. The vast majority of the supply chain is reliant upon and managed by the deployment of information technology solutions and networks.

Prior to joining McKesson, Vince held various leadership roles with major financial service firms within their Internal Audit, Risk or Controls organizations. Vince also spent over 12 years as a partner at PriceWaterHouseCoopers serving their audit and risk advisory clients.

Vince is a graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and the University of Maryland with an MBA in Operations Research.

Mark Connelly is Chief Information Security Officer at ITT.  He is currently responsible for Information Security and Risk for IT, Worldwide.

Previously, Mark was Managing Director at Credit Suisse responsible for Global IT Infrastructure Risk and Security. He was instrumental in delivering new innovative solutions in Risk and Security and a key member of the Risk Governance Committees at Credit Suisse. He drove the deployment of new IT Risk/Security solutions, policies and standards and thus significant business value throughout the firm. He was a member of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Committee Working Group.

Prior to Credit Suisse, Mark Connelly worked for Sun Microsystems for over 19 years. He held positions as Chief Information Security Officer, Vice President for IT, and Vice President for Global Technical Operations. Prior to Sun Microsystems, Mark was a Member of Technical Staff at AT&T Bell Labs.

EDUCATION:
- M.S.E.E. from the Server Institute at Washington University, St. Louis, MO.
- B.A. from Washington University, St. Louis, MO., 
- M.A. from University of Missouri - Columbia, MO. He also holds the Certificate for Information Security Managers(CISM).

PROFESSIONAL AWARDS OR AFFILIATIONS:
- Eta Kapp Nu Electrical Engineering Honor Society
- Certified Information Security Manager
- Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT
- Society of Information Managers (SIM)
- Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA)
- Nominee for IT Security Executive of the Year 2007 Northeast Region
 

Dennis Devlin is Chief Information Security Officer for Brandeis University. He has nearly four decades of information technology leadership experience in both private industry and higher education. During his career Dennis has strategized and led many enterprise-class initiatives in information security, digital privacy, identity management, networking, electronic messaging, disaster recovery and business continuity planning, emergency notification, and server and network operations. Prior to his current role Dennis was Vice President and Chief Security Officer for The Thomson Corporation (now Thomson-Reuters), a member of the senior IT leadership team at Harvard University, and began his career as a software developer, systems analyst, and IT manager for American Hoechst Corporation (now Aventis).

Dennis is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and has completed extensive continuing education in IT management. He has lectured at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, Babson College Center for Information Management Studies, University of Massachusetts Strategic Information Technology Center, Center for Advancing Business through Information Technology at Arizona State University and Boston University Metropolitan College. Dennis is a frequent presenter at professional meetings and conferences including the RSA Security Conference, Qualys Security Conference, SC Magazine US Forum, MIS Training Institute, Gartner IT Security Summit, EDUCAUSE, NERCOMP, and the Institute for Computer Policy and Law at Cornell University.

Dennis has been featured in many articles on security and written for CSO Magazine, SC Magazine and Secure Business Quarterly. He has served on CSO advisory boards for RSA Security, Qualys, Verdasys, GeoTrust, ChosenSecurity, LogMatrix and the CSO Editorial Advisory Board for SC Magazine. Dennis is also a faculty member of the Institute for Applied Network Security (IANS).

David Escalante is the Director of Computer Policy & Security at Boston College. While at Boston College, David has been nominated twice for the ISE "Information Security Executive of the Year" award, and is presently serving as co-chair of the EDUCAUSE Governance, Risk, and Compliance working group. David has spoken about security at numerous forums, including the RSA Conference, SecureWorld, The Security Standard, Blackboard World, the Campus Technology Conference, and IT Roadmap.

Prior to Boston College, David was the Director of Professional Services, Americas, for Baltimore Technology, a PKI vendor, and the Manager of the Network Consulting Group at Bolt Beranek & Newman, where he advised a variety of commercial and government institutions on network and security issues.
 

Richard A. Gunthner is Vice President of Global Corporate Security for MasterCard Worldwide. Based at company headquarters in Purchase, NY, he is responsible for setting security strategy and managing MasterCard’s global corporate security organization. Mr. Gunthner is a member of the company’s Corporate Incident Command Team, Business Continuity Steering Committee and Technology Risk Committee.

He is the senior advisor to the Executive Committee in all matters pertaining to physical security. As the company’s chief security officer, he is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of MasterCard’s employees, facilities, reputation and business operations through the assessment and management of global security risks.

At MasterCard, he built an industry leading world class security organization focused on protecting global employees and assets by balancing the needs of security, operations and customer service, while capitalizing on state of the art technology and integrated security solutions.

Prior to joining MasterCard in 2004, Mr. Gunthner spent 14 years at American Airlines in various management roles of increasing responsibility in finance, regional operations and security; focused primarily on the Florida, Caribbean, Mexico and Latin America regions. In his capacity as Regional Security Manager, he provided strategic and operational leadership to over 2000 security professionals to combat terrorism, drug trafficking, human smuggling and travel documentation fraud.

Mr. Gunthner is an active member of the Department of State - Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), the Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) and a member of the Advisory Board of the Chief Security Officer (CSO) Roundtable.

He is fluent in English, French, German and speaks some Spanish.  Mr. Gunthner graduated from Boeing Flight Safety as a licensed FAA Commercial Multi Engine Instrument Pilot.

Gary is a management consultant, author, and the global leader of Marsh’s Supply Chain Risk Management Practice. He serves on the Marsh Risk Consulting (MRC) Executive Committee and is responsible for driving client solutions, product innovation, and brand awareness. 

Over the past three decades, Gary has worked with global organizations in senior management, research and market, and management consulting risk positions. Gary has served as a global practice leader for Marsh over the past five years. Before Marsh, he had been a partner at Booz Allen Hamilton and Ernst and Young; a risk executive at JPMorgan Chase and Prudential; and a research director and market analyst at the Gartner Group. Gary has launched two successful startup organizations and is an author of two books—the most recent Single Point of Failure: The Ten Essential Laws of Supply Chain Risk Management, Wiley, 2009.

Gary is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and received a B.S. in Finance from the New York Institute of Technology.  He is also Guest Lecturer on Operational Risk at the NYU Stern School of Management.

Gary is an Advisory Board member, New York Institute of Technology, Center for Risk and a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD).  Gary received commendation from the U.S Secret Service for his 9/11 disaster response and support activity, and received the Silver Medal of Valor from the Nassau County Fire Service, NY.

Nuala was named senior counsel, information governance and privacy in 2008 and joined GE as chief privacy leader in 2005. In her current role, Nuala co-leads GE’s Information Governance Council, which is responsible for the development and implementation of the Company’s policies and practices across the data life cycle, including creation, protection and disposal. As privacy lead, Nuala also facilitates the team of business privacy leaders and the Information Governance and Privacy practice groups.

Prior to joining GE, Nuala served as chief privacy officer (CPO) of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Before DHS, Nuala served as chief privacy officer for the U.S. Department of Commerce, where she also served as chief counsel for technology and as deputy director of the Office of Policy and Strategic Planning. Prior to public service, Nuala served as VP-data protection and CPO-email & emerging technologies for DoubleClick, and served as that company’s deputy general counsel for privacy.

Nuala has practiced law with the firms of Sidley & Austin, Hudson Cook, and Venable in Washington, DC. She is a member of the board of directors of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) and is a Certified Information Privacy Professional. In 2010, Nuala will serve as president of the IAPP, a 6,000+ member organization.

Nuala was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and grew up on New York’s Long Island. She received her A.B. from Princeton University, a master of education from Harvard University, and a J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center. She is a member of the bar of Washington, D.C. and Maryland. Nuala lives in Virginia with husband Glenn Kelly, daughters Nora (6) and Maggie (3), son Ian (9 months), and Labrador Retriever, Earl.