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Innocent “Inno” Eroraha is the Founder & CEO of NetSecurity. His primary responsibility is to position NetSecurity as “the brand of choice for forensics and security,” by developing innovative, next generation endpoint security products to neutralize sophisticated attacks and insider threats. Mr. Eroraha oversees NetSecurity’s day-to-day operations, including the product development of THREATRESPONDER® PLATFORM, which he invented. He directs the execution of NetSecurity’s products and solutions and helps clients protect, defend, and recover valuable assets from cyber attacks and data breaches. He consults for DoD, Government civilian agencies, Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and other organizations to solve very complex cyber security problems.

Before founding NetSecurity, Mr. Eroraha was a senior manager of information security at VeriSign, Inc., where he developed a threat detection and notification tool. He also worked at Network Associates (now McAfee), Trusted Information Systems, Smartronix, SAIC, and other firms. As a principal security engineer at the Marine Corps Network Operations and System Command (now MARFORCYBER), he led the cyber implementation, operations, and defense of USMC and DoD assets against determined cyber adversaries and insider threat actors.

Mr. Eroraha has authored or contributed to numerous articles about computer security, cyber crime, forensics, and incident response in outlets including Virginia Lawyers Weekly, Richmond Times Dispatch, MIT Technology Review, Securities Industry News, Northern Virginia Magazine, and SC Magazine. Further, he has presented in industry events, such as CEIC, SANS, ISACA, IIA, ISSA, OWASP, MISTI, Techno Forensics, and The Computer Forensics Show.

Mr. Eroraha graduated cum laude with dual-Bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and computer science from Morgan State University. He also earned a Master’s degree in computer science from The George Washington University. Additionally, he has certifications, which include CISSP-ISSAP, ISSMP, CISM, CISA, CCSA, CCSE, and CHFI. He is a member of FBI InfraGard, HTCIA, (ISC)2, ISSA, and ISACA.

Razvan Raschitor is the Vice President of Engineering, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise in security software development. With a robust background in anti-virus and anti-malware companies, he has been instrumental in driving the development of cutting-edge security solutions. Raz oversees the engineering team, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, innovative security products that meet the highest standards of protection for our clients.

Before joining NetSecurity, Raz held various key roles at Comodo, where he led the development of notable products such as Comodo Backup Enterprise, Comodo IceDragon, and Comodo Dragon. His experience also included spearheading the Comodo System-Cleaner project, significantly enhancing the company’s anti-malware capabilities.

Raz’s strategic vision and technical prowess continue to drive the engineering team towards excellence and innovation in the cybersecurity domain, making him a vital leader at our company.

O. C. Moton is NetSecurity’s Chief Security Officer, responsible for providing executive leadership, business operations, and solving our customers’ problems in the defense and intelligence communities.

Before joining NetSecurity, Mr. Moton served as the Vice President of Operations / Director of Cyber/IT for Global Resource Solutions, Inc. His responsibilities included managing directors, 200+ employees, and the performance of three business units (Intelligence, Specialized Security, and Cyber/IT).

Mr. Moton began his professional career in Counterintelligence with the US Army. His military service as a professional soldier spanned ten years during which he supported numerous sensitive and classified operations and served in many different positions from South East Asia to Washington, DC.

Following his Army career, Mr. Moton remained in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area as a defense contractor and later relocated to San Antonio, TX, to continue providing intelligence and specialized security support to the Air Force (HAF A2/A3, SAF/XO, SAF/AQ, SAF/AAZ, SAF/AAH, ACC, AFSPC, 24th AF, AFMC, AFRL, 25th AF, NASIC), OSD, JCS, NSA, DIA, CIA, NRO, DARPA and other government agencies.

Mr. Moton’s career also included Department of Defense (DOD) Civil Service where he performed Senior Analyst responsibilities for management, de-confliction, and coordination of Air Force resources supporting intelligence missions and sensitive tasking requirements from Sister Services, Combatant Commands, Combat Support Agencies, and Non-DOD Federal Departments and Agencies (NDFDAs). He served as subject matter expert to Commanders and other senior government officials on highly sensitive and classified enterprise-wide mission activities; provided innovative solutions to support the presentation of intelligence, surveillance, and/or reconnaissance capabilities; and resolved extremely complex and difficult operational issues. He performed team leadership and management of operations support personnel and ensured AF intelligence manpower selected for down range deployment received up-to-date Counterintelligence (CI) and tradecraft training to include other asset support. Mr. Moton researched, developed, and communicated real-world conditions affecting deployment of airmen down-range; planned and tracked assigned support requests; revised priority of support to meet mission requirements; and informed higher level leadership of changes in support requirements.

Mark M. Haupt Sr. is a decorated United States Air Force Veteran, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of the North Carolina Veterans Business Association 501(c)(3) headquartered in Charlotte, NC. He served as a member of the NC Governor’s Advisory Council for Small and HUB Businesses and is a Trustee of a large corporate Volunteer Employee Benefit Association.

After thirty years in the corporate environment he founded Converged Services, Inc. in 2008. A seasoned executive leader of global business development, customer service, and operations organizations, Mark has more than thirty years global and domestic Information Technology and Telecommunications industry experience. Mark is a proven innovator and world-class individual with strong government and commercial enterprise experience that introduced products and services in fourteen international markets and several large and small national telecommunications companies. Mark is a collegial executive and team player with a concertmaster leadership style that inspires both allegiance and hard work.

Mark served as President on the Board of Directors for the North Carolina Veterans Business Association and served on the Tammy Lynn Foundation Board of Directors in Raleigh, North Carolina. He served on the Board of Directors during its formative years, 1991 through 1995, of the Research Triangle Park Federal Credit Union.

Converged Services Inc. is a veteran owned and operated company that delivered Information Technology professional services and products for the City of Charlotte. Converged Services Inc. holds several long term federal contracts and is part of the registered North Carolina small business community. Mark has been successful in placing companies on the GSA contract, teaming with subject matter experts and mentoring transitioning veterans and veteran business owners for the US Army Wounded Transition Battalion at Ft. Bragg.

Mark acquired a commercial Information Technology company, Taylor Made Solution, LLC in 2014, grew its marketspace by 15% and sold the company in 2017.

Mark is a co-founder and past President of the North Carolina Veterans Business Association. This organization is dedicated to educate, empower and connect veterans in commerce in the State of North Carolina. The association is partnered with NC Military Business Association, Small Business Administration (SBA) and various veteran business groups across the state of North Carolina. Mark was instrumental in progressing veteran friendly legislation in the State of North Carolina.

Steve Williams is responsible for the overall planning, organizing, and execution of all technology services, including cloud operations, endpoint threat detection, and virtualization. Mr. Williams helps customers analyze complex business needs and deliver technical solutions. He leads business development and capture activities to win contracts in new accounts and expand penetration in existing accounts within the private sector. Mr. Williams supports Federal government agencies with network design, cloud migrations, network support, and project management.

Mr. Williams successfully leads NetSecurity to advanced partnership levels with Microsoft (Silver), Amazon Web Services (AWS APN and Government), Google Cloud, and Dell.

Mr. Hayes has over 4 decades of combined military and civilian professional experience in security programs, counterintelligence, information technology, marketing, strategic planning, business development, operation management and program management.

Mr. Hayes retired from the Navy in 2001 and began his civilian career at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). Assigned to PNNL National Security Division, he immediately pursued and developed contracts in San Antonio, TX and the Washington DC area to include opening a PNNL office in San Antonio. Within a few years, Mr. Hayes efforts amassed numerous contracts for PNNL in San Antonio and Washington DC. Acknowledging his successes, the Counterintelligence Field Activity (CIFA) customer requested Mr. Hayes move to Washington DC to stand-up a Counterintelligence Law Enforcement Center with analytical tools. In his position at CIFA, Mr. Hayes reported directly to the Director of Strategy and Transformation. After successful integration, Mr. Hayes returned to San Antonio in 2006.

In 2007, Mr. Hayes’s achievements and successes lead to his recruitment by Trinity Technology Group (TTG) to serve as Vice President (VP) of Strategy and Business Development and later VP of Operations. Under his leadership, TTG experienced rapid growth, expanding from 78 employees to over 300, with contract revenues skyrocketing from $8.5 million to over $50 million. An expert in company strategic growth, Mr. Hayes secured over $50 million in Government contracts across 14 states and 5 countries, specializing in cybersecurity, intelligence, and security programs supporting the US Army, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), National Security Agency (NSA), and the US Air Force. Known for his ability to win and manage large Government contract awards, Mr. Hayes oversaw continuous growth of TTG Cyber/IT, Intelligence and Specialized Program Security Directorates with contract acquisitions exceeding $30 million for San Antonio location alone.

In addition to his notable achievements in both military and civilian sectors, Mr. Hayes has demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic vision throughout his career. His ability to secure significant government contracts, drive organizational growth, and manage complex security and intelligence programs has established him as a respected expert in his field.

Ray Vazquez is an expert risk executive who helps companies unlock capability, capacity, and knowledge to solve complex business challenges. He has held corporate positions in information security, financial reporting, information technology, operations, and risk management across multiple industries including financial services, entertainment and media, non-profit, higher education, retail, and manufacturing. Mr. Vazquez has designed risk management frameworks that combine technology and processes to provide stakeholders a shared view of risk. His approach to risk management and process improvement has led to sustainable solutions and successful remediation of regulatory matters.

Mr. Vazquez’ expertise includes information security, enterprise risk management, operational risk management, and technology risk management. Mr. Vazquez is also an expert in IT internal audit, regulatory compliance (SOX, PCI, GDPR, CMMC, FISMA, etc.), and software development life cycle.

Taryn Butler Lewis currently serves as the Vice President, Operations at Metron Aviation, Inc., an AIRBUS company. At Metron Aviation, she primarily focuses on streamlining operations and organizational efficiency in support of the corporate strategy. In this role, she applies a wealth of knowledge and expertise in program management, operations management, change management and strategic planning, just to name a few.

Before joining Metron Aviation, Ms. Lewis spent the past 25+ years serving in various roles, beginning as a technical contributor, and elevating to Director of Programs for several federal government consultants. She served in senior leadership roles in industry, including strategic and operational planning, the organization and operation of PMOs, multi-million-dollar government program management of cross-functional teams, and business development activities. Her previous technical experience includes research and data analysis on various domestic and international air traffic management problems and Department of Defense projects. She is a skilled professional who welcomes the challenges of balancing competing objectives in fast-paced, dynamic environments. She credits her STEM education for her analytical skills and her ability to work with diverse teams to break down complex problems and develop innovative solutions.

Ms. Lewis is passionate about encouraging underrepresented individuals to pursue careers in STEM. She believes that increased diversity brings increased innovation, which elevates all of society. Ms. Lewis has volunteered with organizations and schools, including Black Girls Code and The BIG Math Network, in an effort to challenge young minority girls and boys to see mathematics in everything and not fear it. She is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She volunteers hours each month to support her local community in social action and economic development.

Ms. Lewis earned a Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics/Operations Research from the University of Maryland, College Park, MD, and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD. She also holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute.

A collaborative and adaptable leader with more than 30 years of experience, Dr. Mills has committed his career to supporting students to achieve their dreams. He is a highly experienced administrator with unique expertise in enrollment management. He cares deeply about his students and actively partners with faculty, staff, and community leaders to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment.

As a first-generation college student himself, Dr. Mills learned to navigate complex academic and financial processes. He often tells students how he missed his first-year orientation. Without that information, he showed up at the university a week early and lived in his van until the residence halls opened. Working part-time in the financial aid office, he started his career helping students figure out ways to finance their education.

Dr. Mills joined Sacramento State in 2007 and has served as Vice President for Student Affairs since 2014. As a member of the President’s cabinet, Dr. Mills oversees a budget of more than $68 million, covering 58 departments and 450 staff and faculty. He has led university committees on diversity, administrative policies, and wellness initiatives. Dr. Mills has provided leadership for multi-million dollar construction and facility improvement projects for Student Affairs, Auxiliaries, and Athletics. He also serves as co-principle investigator on several grants with faculty, including the university’s Developing Hispanic Serving Institution grant.

Carl Wright is a seasoned entrepreneur and executive with experience in the security, storage, virtualization, and software sectors. Prior to joining AttackIQ he held executive operational roles at Securify, Decru, and Kidaro, where he contributed to rapid growth and subsequent acquisition by Microsoft, Network Appliance, and Secure Computing. He has extensive experience in all aspects of enterprise information technology deployments and has held key IT operational roles, including chief information security officer for the U.S. Marine Corps. In 1999, he was awarded the National Security Agency’s Frank B. Rowlett Trophy.

Kevin Brown is the CEO and Co-founder of Innit. Kevin is an accomplished entrepreneur and executive, with more than 20 years experience in the food tech, search, security, and cloud sectors. Prior to Innit, Kevin served in roles including CEO of Kidaro (acquired: MSFT), Vice President at Decru (acquired: NTAP), and VP/GM and founding team at Internet infrastructure pioneer Inktomi (NASDAQ: INKT, acquired: YHOO). Kevin is a Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business where he sits on the Dean’s Advisory Circle, and earned his Bachelor’s and MBA degrees at UC Berkeley, where he served as MBA class president.