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Emil G. D'Angelo, CISA, CISM - AESRM Chairperson is a security management professional with more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. He is the senior vice president overseeing the corporate data security department at the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ, with responsibility for information security, disaster recovery, audit liaison and IT compliance-related matters. D'Angelo initiated his career in security and audit by joining Deloitte & Touche, where he worked on the development of their audit software, IT audit approach and spent 10 years in their management services division. He also worked at Chase, where he coordinated the global security and business continuity program, and at Marsh, where he established a security and business continuity program. D'Angelo has been a member of the ISACA Board of Directors for a number of years and is currently chair of the ISACA Security Management Committee, which guides the security program offerings for information security managers and professionals who have achieved the Certified Information Security ManagerŪ (CISMŪ) designation. To speak with D'Angelo, please contact edangelo@us.mufg.jp.
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Eduard J. Emde, CPP, CISSP, RSE, is manager with Interseco, a security consultancy, training and investigations firm with headquarters in The Hague, The Netherlands. Emde gained his experience in security management and operational risk management in various positions. He worked as a security consultant for KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services practice in The Netherlands. He was team leader of risk analysis and security consultancy and vice president with the corporate security department of ABN AMRO Bank. He held the position of head of safety and security section at the European Space Agency's European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC). Emde also held board positions with associations in the field of risk management and security (e.g., the Dutch Society for Risk Management and OSAC Netherlands). He is active as a member of ASIS International since 1990, having served as one of the regional vice presidents in Europe and as chair of the Benelux Chapter. Currently, he is member of the board of directors of ASIS International and is a trustee for the ASIS Foundation. Emde holds Master degrees in Organizational Analysis & Behavior (Lancaster University, UK), Business Administration, and Dutch Law (both Erasmus University Rotterdam, NL). To speak with Emde, please contact eemde@interseco.nl.
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Anne T. Ferraro, CISA, CISM, is currently a vice president and regional information risk and business resiliency manager at JP Morgan Chase & Co. responsible for the firm's Latin American countries and Canada. She is a past president of the New York City Metropolitan Chapter of ISACA, as well as the New York Metro Chapter of the Association of Contingency Planners (ACP), and remains an active member of both associations. Ferraro is also an adjunct professor in New York University graduate programs, where she has been teaching for the past 17 years. She has authored several articles and has made numerous presentations on information security- and business resiliency-related topics. To speak with Ferraro, please contact anne.t.ferraro@jpmchase.com.
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Dave B. Morrow, CISM, is the chief security and privacy officer at EDS, where he is responsible for corporate security, IT security, privacy, crisis management, executive protection, disaster recovery, and health and safety. With almost 30 years of experience, Morrow has had direct involvement in all types of security matters, computer forensics and technology-related criminal investigations. He is a recognized leader in the industry and has provided expert testimony before Congress on security matters. Morrow is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Society of Industrial Security and ISACA. To speak with Morrow, please contact dave.morrow@eds.com.
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Jeff M. Spivey, CPP, PSP, is director of Security Risk Management Inc. (SRM) and a vice president of RiskIQ, a risk intelligence service using semantic analysis. Following service with the Mecklenburg (North Carolina) County Police force, Spivey entered the private security industry in 1983 with NCNB (later Bank of America). He founded Security Risk Management Inc. in 1989 and joined RiskIQ in 2007. The author of articles in trade journals on security and risk management; Spivey has been a featured speaker at various security, risk management, criminal investigation and counterterrorism conferences. Spivey is a member of the US State Department Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) and the US Marshall's Service Judicial Security Advisory Council, served as 2006 president of ASIS International, and is currently providing leadership for ASIS in AESRM. To speak with Spivey, please contact Jeff.Spivey@riskiq.net.
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