Keynotes

Matt Alderman

As Tenable's Vice President of Global Strategy, Matt Alderman is responsible for monitoring security trends and developing long-term strategies for new solutions and product development to meet the emerging needs of customers across the globe. An information security and compliance veteran with 20+ years of experience designing and implementing solutions, Alderman came to Tenable from RSA, where he led product strategy and messaging for Archer. Before RSA, he was responsible for enhancements to the SaaS platform and Policy Compliance solution at Qualys, where he also co-authored and published Policy Compliance for Dummies. Alderman was the Founder and Chief Technical Officer at ControlPath, where he and co-inventor Sean Molloy were issued US Patent 7,788,150: Method for assessing risk in a business.

Ken Allan

Ken Allan is the Global Leader of EY’s Cyber Security practice. He is responsible for EY’s client facing cyber security strategy and the development of leading edge thinking on cyber.

Ken joined EY in 1998 and has held roles in the UK firm and Financial Services prior to his current Global role. His focus over the past 3 years has been to ensure EY has a globally consistent leading capability in security transformation, cyber threat management, identity & access management and data protection.

Ken is a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).

Philippe Courtot

Demonstrating a unique mix of technical vision, marketing and business acumen, Philippe Courtot has consistently built innovative companies into industry leaders. As CEO of Qualys, Philippe has worked with thousands of companies to improve their IT security and compliance postures. He is a member of the board of directors for StopBadware.org, and in 2012, he launched the Trustworthy Internet Movement, a non-profit, vendor-neutral organization committed to resolving the problems of Internet security, privacy and reliability. Before joining Qualys, Philippe held Chairman and CEO positions at Signio and Verity. French and Basque born, he holds a master’s degree in physics from the University of Paris.

Zak Ebrahim

Zak Ebrahim was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on March 24, 1983, the son of an Egyptian industrial engineer and an American school teacher. When Ebrahim was seven, his father shot and killed the founder of the Jewish Defense League, Rabbi Meir Kahane. From behind bars, his father, El-Sayyid Nosair, co-masterminded the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. Ebrahim spent the rest of his childhood moving from city to city, hiding his identity from those who knew of his father. He now dedicates his life to speaking out against terrorism and spreading his message of peace and nonviolence.

Raimund Genes

Raimund Genes brings more than 30 years of computer and network security experience to his position of CTO at Trend Micro. In this role, Genes is responsible for introducing new methods to detect and eradicate threats and to predict movements in the digital underground with his team of threat researchers. He is responsible for a team of developers and researchers around the globe who research and develop new core technology components to protect customers against digital threats under the Smart Protection Network umbrella. He is a well-known security expert and frequent speaker at conferences, where he shares his passion for IT security with the audience.

Munawar Hossain

Mun Hossain is Director of Product Management for Cloud, SDN/NFV and Content Security at the Security Business Group at Cisco. Mun joined Cisco in 2000. During his tenure with the Security team, Mun has led several key product lines including Firewall, IPS, VPN, Email/Web Security, Data Center/SP security and DDoS. Most recently Mun led a team to embed security into Cisco’s SDN framework, deliver virtual security assets to secure the public cloud, and extended Cisco's portfolio for security services delivered from the cloud through SaaS offerings. Prior to his role in security, Mun also brought to market new and emerging technologies in the video and collaboration space, in the area of media transformation for Telepresence.

Kailash Satyarthi

Nearly 30 years ago Kailash Satyarthi left a promising career as an electrical engineer to set up Bachpan Bachao Andolan Childhood Movement and since then, by his own count, he has rescued more than 80,000 children. He also heads the Global March Against Child Labour, which represents about 2,000 social groups and union organisations in 140 countries. His campaigns over the years have ensured that India's carpet industry has stopped using child labour. For his work, he has endured death threats and attempts at incarceration, and two of his colleagues were even murdered. But he continues with his campaign because, he has said, "somebody has to accept the challenge whatever dangers are there". Accepting the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on 10 December 2014, Mr Satyarthi declined to deliver a lecture, saying instead: "I represent here the sound of silence. The cry of innocence. And, the face of invisibility".

Nathan Shuchami

Nathan Shuchami is a senior professional with 20 years of executive management and entrepreneurial experience. Co-founded and managed Sentrigo Inc. – a database security company - from its inception in 12/2006 until its acquisition by McAfee Inc. in 3/2011. Worked for McAfee as their VP of database security from 4/2011 until 5/2013. Co-founded and managed Hyperwise Security LTD. – a cyber-security startup from 3/2014 until its recent acquisition by Check Point Inc. in 3/2015. Currently serving as Head of Threat Prevention for Check Point with global responsibilities. Past experiences involved various sales and business development positions in various territories - Boston, Munich and California.

Amit Yoran

As Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Amit Yoran oversees the company’s strategic vision as Tenable works to empower organizations to understand and reduce their cybersecurity risk. Yoran brings to Tenable a unique blend of leadership in the private and public sectors. Previously, he served as president of RSA, leading its transformation into one of the most successful global security companies. Yoran joined RSA through the acquisition of NetWitness, the network forensics company he founded and led as CEO. He currently serves as a Board Member and Adviser to several security startups. In addition, he is recognized as a thought leader and influencer in the security industry, and is often sought out to provide expert commentary on his vision for the future of cybersecurity at industry events and in the media.