Bio:
Scott C. Algeier is a owner of homeland security consulting company Conrad, Inc., and serves as the Executive Director of the Information Technology- Information Sharing and Analysis Center (IT-ISAC) where he is responsible for the daily management of the IT-ISAC, formulating policies and procedures to coordinate security and incident response activities between industry and government, and ensuring members receive value from their membership. He is the IT-ISAC’s principle spokesperson, representing the organization to the public, federal agencies and Congress. Scott also recently stepped down as Industry Chair of the IT Sector Risk Assessment Committee, comprised of industry and government subject matter experts that developed the Baseline IT Sector Risk Assessment, which was released in August 2009.
Prior to establishing his own firm, Scott was Manager for Homeland Security at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he coordinated the U.S. Chamber’s critical infrastructure protection, cyber security and disaster management public policy initiatives. Scott has a Masters in International Relations and European Studies from the University of Kent (England) and is an honors graduate of Gettysburg College.