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EDGE26 Security Summit: PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES

EDGE pre-conference activities encourage early connections among attendees that last throughout the conference and beyond. Activities are limited in availability and require advance registration.

# – Advanced registration required, additional fee may apply.
^ – GBEF Member

Tuesday, July 7

1:00 – 3:00 PMREGISTRATION OPEN
Marriott Marquis, South Tower, Marina Ballroom Foyer
2:00 – 4:00 PMEDGE EARLY ARRIVAL: UP IN SMOKE #
Churchill Cigar Lounge
6:40 – 10:00 PMPADRES VS. DIAMONDBACKS #
Terrace Reserved Suite, Petco Park

Wednesday, July 8

8:00 AM – 4:00 PMGOLF #
Maderas Golf Club
10:00 AM – 5:00 PMREGISTRATION OPEN
Marriott Marquis, South Tower, Marina Ballroom Foyer
10:30 AM – 2:30 PMEDGE BORDER PATROL TOUR #
Transportation will be provided.
Limited availability for GBEF members only, advance registration required.
1:00 PM – 4:00 PMCBP OTAY MESA TOUR #
Transportation will be provided.
Limited availability for GBEF members only, advance registration required.
1:00 PM – 4:30 PMCORONADO NAVAL BASE TOUR #
Transportation will be provided.
Limited availability for GBEF members only, advance registration required.
1:30 PM – 4:00 PMEDGE ON THE WATER: Catamaran Around the San Diego Bay Harbor #
Please be to Shelter Island by 1:30pm
8:00 PM – 10:00 PMEDGE AFTER HOURS #
Marriott Marquis, Coronado Terrace (South Tower, Level 4)

EDGE26 Security Summit: Day 1

Thursday, July 9

7:00 AM – 4:00 PMREGISTRATION OPEN
Marriott Marquis, South Tower, Marina Ballroom Foyer
7:00 AM – 7:45 AMINFORMAL NETWORKING BREAKFAST
Marina Ballroom Foyer
8:00 AMEDGE26 OPENING AND WELCOME TO DAY ONE
8:35 AMEDGE SECURITY SUMMIT SURVEY RESULTS
Release of the EDGE Security Survey Results
John McLaughlin, President, McLaughlin & Associates
8:55 AMA FORWARD-LOOKING LENS ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES SHAPING TODAY’S DIGITAL WORLD
Moderator:
Jake Jacobson, Principal, EY
Beth Bisbee, Director, Product Strategy, Chainalysis Government Solutions
Stephen Gardner, Chief Legal Officer, Zerohash
9:20 AMCARGO INTEGRITY: TRACEABLE, SECURE, COMPLIANT
Live connection to Port of Long Beach
Diane J. Sabatino, Executive Assistant Commissioner, US Customs and Border Protection
John Wagner, President, John Wagner Consulting, LLC^
9:45 AMAMERICA’S ECONOMIC ARTERIES
Keeping Cargo Moving, Supply Chains Strong, and Commerce Secure
Michael Rutherford, Assistant Secretary, Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy, US Department of Transportation
10:10 AMAI, EMERGING TECH, AND CROSS AGENCY COLLABORATION
Sanjeev ‘Sonny’ Bhagowalia, Chief Information Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
10:35 AMWEAPONIZED SKIES
Unmanned, Unchecked, Unpredictable
Matthew Service, CEO, Blue Lights Digital
11:00 AMFOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY: THE NEW CUAS IMPERATIVE
Detect, Deter, Defeat
Moderator:
Patrick Flynn, Director Growth, CBP/Biometric Programs, GDIT^
Will Bullough, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Cyber Crime Technology and Telecommunications Division Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
Dr. Trent Teyema, Executive Director, Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies
11:25 AMINNOVATION SHOWCASE
J.W. Auzenne, President, Cellebrite Federal Solutions, Inc.
11:45 AMDOMINATING THE SPACE DOMAIN
Dr. John Olson [Maj. Gen. (ret), USAF], CEO, AXIONS Corporation^
Vladimir Link, Lead NASA Artemis II Rescue Diver, US Navy
12:15 PMCLOSING REMARKS
12:15 – 1:15 PMINFORMAL NETWORKING LUNCH
Marina Ballroom Foyer
1:15 – 2:40 PMEDGE26 EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE AGENDA: SESSION 1
CLOUD AT THE CORE
Powering AI, Preparing for Quantum, Securing the Mission
As government and industry accelerate digital transformation, the cloud has evolved from infrastructure to the strategic operating backbone for mission delivery, innovation, and national competitiveness.  This Roundtable examines how cloud architectures are shaping enterprise agility, data strategy, and real-time decision-making. The discussion will also address how organizations must rethink security models, governance, and resilience in an era where AI-driven workloads, hybrid/multi-cloud environments, and quantum risks are converging.
Cardiff-Carlsbad
 
Moderator:
Alan Halachmi, Director of Solutions Architecture for WWPS, Amazon Web Services
CeCe DeCamp, Senior Vice President, National Security, SAIC
Brian Epley, Chief Information Officer, US Department of Commerce
Hemant Jain, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Indiana
Daniel Morgan, Chief Product and Technology Officer, US Department of Transportation
CONFRONTING THE FUTURE OF CYBER SECURITY THREATS
This roundtable will explore the rapidly evolving cybersecurity threat landscape, including challenges posed by nation-state actors such as China, Russia, and Iran, as well as sophisticated criminal and terrorist organizations. Senior leaders from government, critical industries, and technology will examine the intersection of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, exploring how these technologies are amplifying both the complexity and capabilities of emerging cyber threats. The discussion will also focus on the critical importance of keeping pace with an increasingly dynamic threat environment through continuous training, robust information sharing, and strong collaboration across government and industry.
Marina Ballroom D
 
Moderator:
Paul Zebb, Senior Counsel, Select Committee on China, US House of Representatives
Shila Cooch, Associate Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Jeanette McMillian, Exiger
Jeffrey Sallet, Partner, Forensics, EY
Adam Stahl, Acting Deputy Administrator, Transportation Security Administration
Michael ‘Mick’ Stawasz, Deputy Chief for Computer Crime, Criminal Division, US Department of Justice^
WEAPONIZED SKIES
Confronting the operational threat of unmanned aerial systems
Recent conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have underscored the transformative and destabilizing impact of unmanned aerial systems on modern security, from low-cost tactical drones to increasingly sophisticated, AI-enabled platforms. This Executive Roundtable will convene senior leaders from defense, national security, law enforcement, and the technology sector to examine how rapidly evolving UAS and counter-UAS capabilities are reshaping the operational environment. The discussion will address the proliferation of drone technologies among state and non-state actors, the vulnerabilities exposed across critical infrastructure and public safety missions, and the urgent need to accelerate innovation, policy alignment, and public-private collaboration
Balboa-Mission Hills
 
Moderator:
Dr. Trent Teyema, Executive Director, Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies
Will Bullough, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Cyber Crime Technology and Telecommunications Division Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
Justin Legary, Principal, Via Logic LLC
Mauro Lopez, Special Operations Supervisor, US Customs and Border Protection
Dr. Nicholas Martin, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity
 Matthew ‘Matt’ Service, CEO, Blue Lights Digital
Matthew Stohler, Deputy Assistant Director, Office of Protective Operations, US Secret Service
Stephan Vick, Division Commander, Executive Protection Division, Virginia State Police
2:45 – 4:15 PMEDGE26 EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE AGENDA: SESSION 2
THE TRUSTED CONTAINER
Securing Global Trade in an Era of Disruption
More than 20 million cargo containers move through US ports each year, flowing into complex, multimodal transportation networks. These containers power the American economy, while simultaneously presenting significant security, fraud, and integrity challenges. In an era defined by tariffs, trade friction, and evolving global threats, ensuring the integrity of container contents and the secure, trusted movement of goods has become both increasingly complex and mission critical. This Executive Roundtable brings together leaders from government and industry to examine how technology-driven collaboration among CBP, DOT, shippers, carriers, and logistics providers can strengthen trust, visibility, and resilience across the global supply chain.
Marina Ballroom D
 
Moderator:
William ‘Bill’ Ferrara, Senior Executive Advisor, EY
Sanjeev ‘Sonny’ Bhagowalia, Chief Information Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
James McCament, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
Daniel Morgan, Chief Product and Technology Officer, US Department of Transportation
Michael Rutherford, Assistant Secretary, Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy, US Department of Transportation
Diane Sabatino, Executive Assistant Commissioner, Office of Field Operations, US Customs and Border Protection
John Wagner, President, John Wagner Consulting, LLC^
EYES IN THE SKY, RISKS ON THE GROUND (Part 1 of 2)
C-UAS SIMULATION (Two-Session Roundtable)
The transformative power of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is undeniable. As demonstrated in Ukraine and more recently in the Middle East, these technologies are reshaping warfare while also expanding the tools available to criminals and terrorist actors. Building on the UAS-CUAS simulation launched at EDGE in January, this concluding Executive Roundtable places participants in a post-drone attack scenario.
 
Red and Blue Teams will examine how organizations identify, track, and respond to perpetrators while managing operational and public safety impacts. Discussion topics may include emergency response, prevention and detection strategies, cross-agency and cross-jurisdiction collaboration, intelligence sharing, and emerging enabling technologies.
Blue Team: Balboa-Mission Hills
Red Team: Cardiff-Carlsbad
 
Director: Matthew Service, CEO, Blue Lights Digital

Blue Team Lead: Jeffrey Sallet, Partner, Forensics, EY
Blue Team:
Ashan Benedict, Public Safety Executive, Peregrine Technologies
Peter Berube, Senior Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tom de Cocq van Delwijnen, Seconded Netherlands Police, INTERPOL Innovation Center^
Patrick Flynn, Director Growth, CBP/Biometric Programs, GDIT^
Michael Nicolini, Commander, Protective Services Unit, Louisiana State Police
Matthew Stohler, Deputy Assistant Director, Office of Protective Operations, US Secret Service
Stephan Vick, Division Commander, Executive Protection Division, Virginia State Police
 
Red Team Lead: Mauro Lopez, Special Operations Supervisor, San Diego Division, U.S. Border Patrol
Red Team: 
Christopher Amon, Special Agent in Charge, Chicago Field Division, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives^
Will Bullough, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Cyber Crime Technology and Telecommunications Division Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
Jeffrey ‘Skunk’ Baxter, Senior Fellow and Board of Regents, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies (SME National Security and Defense)^
Matthew Elliston, Assistant Director, Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Richard ‘Sean’ Fitzgerald, Partner, 50H Consulting LLC
Dr. Nicholas Martin, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity
Dr. Trent Teyema, Executive Director, Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies
Darryl Volpicelli, Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Salesforce
Robert ‘Wes’ Wheeler, Strategic Advisor, SAIC
4:15 PMEDGE26 DAY ONE ADJOURNMENT
6:30 – 8:30 PMEDGE26 OPENING RECEPTION
Flight Deck of the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier
Attendees must wear their EDGE credentials for admittance and arrive no later than 7 PM
The Midway is a 15-minute walk from the Marriott. For those not wishing to make the walk, an Uber code is available at registration. Make plans to stay for the special conclusion at the end of the reception.
9:00 – 11:00 PMEDGE AFTER HOURS #
TopSail at Portside Pier
Attendees must wear their EDGE credentials for admittance.
Limited availability, advance registration required.

EDGE26 Security Summit: Day 2

Friday, July 10

7:00 AM – 3:00 PMREGISTRATION OPEN
Marriott Marquis, South Tower, Marina Ballroom Foyer
7:00 – 7:45 AMINFORMAL NETWORKING BREAKFAST
Marina Ballroom Foyer
8:00 AMEDGE26 WELCOME TO DAY TWO
8:05 AMTHE NEW FRONTLINE
CISA’S Role in Safeguarding America’s Connected Infrastructure
Nicholas Andersen, Acting Director, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
8:30 AMPROTECTING THE SECURITY OF AMERICA’S ENERGY GRID
 Luis Coronado, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
 Adam S. Lee, Vice President and Chief Security Officer, Dominion Energy
 Adam Stahl, Acting Deputy Administrator, Transportation Security Administration
8:55 AMALL HAZARDS ONE MISSION
Redefining emergency management in a complex world
Shila Cooch, Associate Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency               
Opeyemi ‘Yemi’ Oshinnaiye, Chief Technologist, Capgemini Government Solutions
9:20 AMINNOVATION SHOWCASE
Michael T. Dent, CEO & Founder, CISO360
Joshua Ray, CEO & Founder, Blackwire Labs
Scott Stephenson, Vice President, Blackwire Labs
Nathaniel ‘Nate’ Wentland, Chief Information Officer, Loudoun County, Virginia
9:40 AMWHEN TRUST IS THE PRODUCT
Securing Digital Commerce in the Age of AI
Shaun Khalfan, Chief Information Security Officer, PayPal
10:05 AMTHE RACE TO DEPLOY
Aligning to acquisition to accelerate defense innovation 
Dr. Nicholas Martin, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity
10:30 AMTHE CLOUD HAS A SHADOW
Managing risk complexity and control in a multi-platform world
Dave Barber, Vice President, SAIC^
Brian Epley, Chief Information Officer, US Department of Commerce
Daniel Morgan, Chief Product and Technology Officer, US Department of Transportation
10:55 AMSEISMIC CONVERGENCE
The Intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Quantum, and Emerging Tech
Katie Arrington, Chief Information Officer, IonQ
Sunil Madhugiri, Chief Technology Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
Dr. William W. ‘Bill’ Streilein, Chief Technology Officer, Noblis
Paul Zebb, Senior Counsel, Select Committee on China, US House of Representatives
11:20 AMTHE HIDDEN TRILLION: UNMASKING BENEFIT FRAUD IN AMERICA
Exposing Systemic Abuse and Leveraging Technology to Protect Public Interest
Dr. Mark Haskins, Themis Risk Advisors
Nicole Housley, Program Integrity Market Consultant, LexisNexis
Patrick Newbold, Director and Chief Information Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
11:45 AMCHASING GHOSTS
Michael ‘Mick’ Stawasz, Deputy Chief for Computer Crime, Criminal Division, US Department of Justice^
12:05 PMOUT OF THE BOX WITH SKUNK BAXTER
Jeffrey ‘Skunk’ Baxter, Senior Fellow and Board of Regents, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies (SME National Security and Defense)^
12:30 PMEDGE26 DAY TWO: PLENARY CLOSING REMARKS
12:30 – 1:15 PMINFORMAL NETWORKING LUNCH
Marina Ballroom Foyer
1:15 – 2:40 PMEDGE26 EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE AGENDA: SESSION 1
HOMELAND SECURITY TASK FORCE
Public Safety Collaboration at Scale
Evolving, tech-enabled threats are reshaping and increasing demands on American law enforcement and homeland security at every level. From UAS platforms serving as both first responders and threat platforms, to social media’s ability to rapidly mobilize crowds and spark flash-point incidents, public safety now depends on seamless coordination as much as capability. This EDGESecuritySummit Executive Roundtable explores how integrated processes, enabling technologies, and the still-new Homeland Security Task Force model are replacing hundreds of fragmented state, local, tribal, and federal entities with a more unified, threat-driven approach to security and response.
Balboa-Mission Hills
 
Moderator:
Christopher Amon, Special Agent in Charge, Chicago Field Division, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives^
Ashan Benedict, Public Safety Executive, Peregrine
Matthew Elliston, Assistant Director, Enforcement and Removals Operations, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Leah Foley, United States Attorney, Massachusetts District, US Department of Justice
Manuel ‘Manny’ Morales, Former Chief of Police, City of Miami Police
TRUSTED SUPPLY CHAINS IN AN UNTRUSTED WORLD
Visibility, Verification, and Resilience in an Era of Strategic Competition
The Executive Roundtable will examine the growing imperative to identify and track materials and products across complex global supply chains. Leaders will discuss methods for end-to-end visibility, provenance verification, and risk scoring that enable faster, better-informed decisions across government and critical industry sectors.   Focus will be placed on building supply chain resilience in today’s volatile global economy, where dependencies on adversarial markets such as China create strategic vulnerabilities. Participants will explore diversification, stockpiling, and digital tracking tools, as well as policy levers and public-private partnerships that strengthen continuity while reducing exposure to disruption and coercion risks across interconnected ecosystems.
Cardiff-Carlsbad
 
Moderator:
Robert ‘Bob’ Kolasky, Senior Vice President, Critical Infrastructure, Exiger
Elizabeth ‘Beth’ Cappello, President & CEO, Cappello Advisory Practice
Christopher Forsgren, Senior Associate, Steptoe LLP
Phil Fuster, Vice President, SpyCloud
Sunil Madhugiri, Chief Technology Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
Dr. Nicholas Martin, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity
Paul Zebb, Senior Counsel, House Select Committee on China, US House of Representatives
WHO’S INSIDE THE SYSTEM? TAMING THIRD-PARTY RISK IN AI-DRIVEN OT
As critical infrastructure modernizes, third‑party access to operational technology has emerged as a Tier One security risk, amplified by AI‑enabled analytics, cloud integration, and autonomous operations. This Executive Roundtable brings together senior professionals from government, critical industry sectors, and technology to examine how outsourced partners, OEMs, MSPs, and AI platforms expand the OT attack surface and strain traditional governance models. The discussion will focus on safeguarding mission‑critical systems while preserving operational efficiency and innovation. 
Marina Ballroom D
 
Moderator:
Matthew Hayden, Vice President, Cyber and Emerging Threats, GDIT
Nicholas Andersen, Acting Director, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
Luis Coronado, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Michael T. Dent, CEO & Founder, CISO360
Michael Freeman, Chief Technology Officer, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Armis Federal from ServiceNow
Shaun Khalfan, Chief Information Security Officer, PayPal
Adam Lee, Chief Security Officer, Dominion Energy
2:45 – 4:15 PMEDGE26 EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE AGENDA: SESSION 2
DATA AT THE EDGE
As artificial intelligence accelerates and quantum computing edges closer to operational reality, government and critical industry datasets face unprecedented exposure. This Executive Roundtable convenes senior leaders to examine how to protect the nation’s most sensitive data while simultaneously strengthening identity assurance across increasingly complex digital environments.
Participants will explore practical strategies to stay ahead of adversaries while enabling mission performance and innovation, recognizing that identity, authentication, and biometric technologies are now foundational to modern security architecture, not just supporting elements.
Cardiff-Carlsbad
 
Moderator: 
Opeyemi ‘Yemi’ Oshinnaiye, Chief Technologist, Capgemini Government Solutions
Poupak Afshar, Chief Executive Officer, Easy Dynamics Corp.
Thomas Dempsey, Director, Cyber Risk Management, US Customs and Border Protection
William Graves, Assistant Director, Futures Identity, Office of Biometric Identity Management, US Department of Homeland Security
John Israel, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Minnesota
Patrick Newbold, Director and Chief Information Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
FROM STANDARDS TO STRATEGY
Operationalizing NIST Post-Quantum Guidance Across Mission and Security Environments
With NIST’s post-quantum cryptographic standards now establishing a clear foundation, organizations face a critical shift from awareness to execution. This roundtable convenes academic experts, government leaders, and industry practitioners to examine what quantum readiness means in practical terms, to include identifying high-value data at risk, prioritizing systems for transition, and building crypto-agility into mission environments. Discussion will focus on developing actionable roadmaps, aligning workforce skills and training, and navigating the policy and operational challenges of migrating to quantum-resilient security. 
Balboa-Mission Hills 
 
Moderator: 
Dr. Edward ‘Ed’ Mays, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Infrastructure and Support Services, US Customs and Border Protection
Katie Arrington, Chief Information Officer, IonQ
Peter Berube, Senior Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brian Epley, Chief Information Officer, US Department of Commerce
Dr. William ‘Bill’ Streilein, Chief Technology Officer, Noblis
Dr. Kate Timmerman, CEO, Chicago Quantum Exchange
EYES IN THE SKY, RISKS ON THE GROUND (Part 2 of 2)
From Simulation to Reality: What Happened, Why It Mattered, and What’s Next
The transformative power of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is undeniable. As demonstrated in Ukraine and more recently in the Middle East, these technologies are reshaping warfare while also expanding the tools available to criminals and terrorist actors. Building on the UAS-CUAS simulation launched at EDGE in January, this concluding EDGESecuritySummit Executive Roundtable places participants in a post-drone attack scenario.
 
The EDGE@ces/EDGESecuritySummit joint exercise will conclude with both Red and Blue teams meeting and discussing outcomes, lessons learned and priorities for strengthening future resilience and security.   
Marina Ballroom D
 
Director: Matthew Service, CEO, Blue Lights Digital

Blue Team Lead: Jeffrey Sallet, Partner, Forensics, EY
Blue Team:
Ashan Benedict, Public Safety Executive, Peregrine Technologies
Peter Berube, Senior Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tom de Cocq van Delwijnen, Seconded Netherlands Police, INTERPOL Innovation Center^
Patrick Flynn, Director Growth, CBP/Biometric Programs, GDIT^
Michael Nicolini, Commander, Protective Services Unit, Louisiana State Police
Matthew Stohler, Deputy Assistant Director, Office of Protective Operations, US Secret Service
Stephan Vick, Division Commander, Executive Protection Division, Virginia State Police
 
Red Team Lead: Mauro Lopez, Special Operations Supervisor, San Diego Division, U.S. Border Patrol
Red Team:
Christopher Amon, Special Agent in Charge, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, Chicago Division^
Will Bullough, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Cyber Crime Technology and Telecommunications Division Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE)
Jeffrey ‘Skunk’ Baxter, Senior Fellow and Board of Regents, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies (SME National Security and Defense)^
Matthew Elliston, Assistant Director, Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Richard ‘Sean’ Fitzgerald, Partner, 50H Consulting LLC
Dr. Nicholas Martin, Director, Defense Microelectronics Activity
Dr. Trent Teyema, Executive Director, Association of State Criminal Investigative Agencies
Darryl Volpicelli, Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Salesforce
Robert ‘Wes’ Wheeler, Strategic Advisor, SAIC
4:15 PMEDGE26 DAY TWO ADJOURNMENT
6:00 – 9:00 PMEDGE26 RECEPTION AND EDGE AFTER HOURS
Tom Ham’s Lighthouse
Buses depart at 5:30 and 6:00 from the bus pick-up.
Attendees must wear their EDGE credentials for admittance.

EDGE26 Security Summit: Day 3

Saturday, July 11

7:30 AM – 8:15 AMNETWORKING BREAKFAST
Marina Ballroom Foye
8:30 AMEDGE26 WELCOME TO DAY THREE
8:35 AMA CONVERSATION WITH THE MOB
The Way We Were
Jeffrey Sallet, Partner, Forensics, EY
Paul Cantarella, Former Organized Crime Insider
9:00 AMTHE HSTF REPORTCARD: FROM FRAGMENTATION TO FUSION
Christopher Amon, Special Agent in Charge, Chicago Field Division, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives^
Matthew Elliston, Assistant Director, Enforcement and Removals Operations, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Leah Foley, United States Attorney, Massachusetts District, US Department of Justice
9:30 AMSHIELDS UP
Executive Protection at the Intersection of Intelligence, Technology, and Emerging Threats

Moderator:
Robert ‘Wes’ Wheeler, Strategic Advisor, SAIC
Michael Nicolini, Commander, Protective Services Unit, Louisiana State Police
Matthew Stohler, Deputy Assistant Director, Office of Protective Operations, US Secret Service
Stephan Vick, Division Commander, Executive Protection Division, Virginia State Police
9:55 AMTHE BATTLE FOR THE REAL YOU
AI-driven opportunities and challenges to identity, access and trust
William Graves, Assistant Director, Futures Identity, Office of Biometric Identity Management, US Department of Homeland Security
10:20 AMTHE CIO PERSPECTIVE
Sanjeev ‘Sonny’ Bhagowalia, Chief Information Officer, US Customs and Border Protection
Brian Epley, Chief Information Officer, US Department of Commerce
Daniel Morgan, Chief Product and Technology Officer, US Department of Transportation
Patrick Newbold, Director and Chief Information Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
10:50 AMEDGE26 SECURITY SUMMIT CLOSING REMARKS

Post-Conference Activities

2:00 – 4:00 PMUltimate Bourbon Tasting Experience #
2:00 – 4:00 PMUltimate Wine Tasting Experience #
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