Paul Turner has helped the world’s largest Global 2000 companies address key and certificate management risks for over 15 years. He has presented at and worked with such standards/policy organizations as NIST, IEEE, IETF, and ISACA. Paul is the coauthor of NIST SP 1800-16, NISTIR 7966, and the July 2012 ITL bulletin. Before founding consulting firm Epuio, Paul was Venafi’s CTO of Product and Customer Solutions.

Tamila Fathi has 20+ years of experience in various industries and is currently Product Manager for Keys, Certificates and Cloud Identity at JPMC. She is a highly sought-after business leader with extensive experience managing and empowering teams and implementing comprehensive business strategies and strategic roadmaps. Previously, Tamila worked at Venafi with our Fortune 100 customers as their Engagement Strategist. She created and implemented strategic initiatives with key clients to support improving their Machine Identity Maturity, while increasing their reach within their organization.

Michael Thelander is Director of Product Marketing at Venafi, where he leads go-to-market strategies for the leader in machine identity protection. For 20 years, Michael has successfully brought enterprise-class solutions to market. CISSP certified, Michael has spent the last decade in the cybersecurity space. Before Venafi, Michael headed product management at security and compliance vendor Tripwire for seven years and then spent three years leading the product marketing team at authentication services provider innovation.

Ivan Wallis, CISSP, is a Solutions Architect at Venafi, focusing on Venafi customers across the U.S. Western region. Boasting more than 20 years of experience in systems engineering, key management and security training, Ivan helps Venafi customers and partners architect and deliver effective enterprise data security solutions. Before joining Venafi, Ivan was lead solutions architect at Thales and SSH Communications Security.Ivan earned his BS inComputer Science and Information Systems from Carleton University.

Joseph Patrick is an Engagement Manager on Venafi’s Professional Services team, where he oversees the deployment of Venafi’s Trust Protection Platform for its customers. With over 20 years information security experience, Joseph has consulted with companies in a wide swath of industries, including financial services, healthcare, retail and transportation. Joseph has been with Venafi for eight years and has a BS in Computer Science from North Carolina A&T State University.

Justin Hansen is the Delivery Manager on Venafi’s Professional Services team. Over his six years at Venafi, Justin has worked directly with many Global 5000 companies helping them to secure and protect their machine identities. Justin has more than 20 years of experience in identity and access management, cybersecurity and a wide range of enterprise technology solutions. He has a BA in Computer Science from the University of Idaho.

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Elizabeth leads Venafi’s positioning, branding and awareness, public relations, market research, analyst relations, market strategy and go-to-market execution. She is an accomplished global marketing executive with over 25 years of experience in high technology, including more than a decade in the cybersecurity industry. to joining Venafi, Elizabeth was vice president of marketing and business development for Tripwire and held executive marketing roles at nCircle and Extensity.

Aaron Aubrecht is VP Products and Strategy at Venafi, where he designs, develops and delivers the future of enterprise machine identity protection.Prior to joining Venafi, Aaron was Senior VP at Covisint, leading the company’s transformation into a premier cloud vendor of identity and access management solutions.Aaron holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering summa cum laude from North Carolina State University and an MBA from The University of Chicago.

Kevin Bocek is responsible for security strategy and threat intelligence at Venafi.At Venafi, Kevin led the investigation that identified Secretary Hillary Clinton’s email server didn’t use digital certificates and encryption for the first 3 months of term.And in 2013, Kevin demonstrated how Edward Snowden used cryptographic keys and digital certificates to breach the NSA. Commentary by Kevin has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, Forbes and more.

Ben Rogers is a Senior Solutions Architect at Venafi. For over 17 years, Ben has helped enterprises find and deploy the best security implementations for their business and technical needs. Ben’s experience spans the software development lifecycle, including pre-sales engineering, architecture, design, development, test, and solution implementation. His technical expertise includes cryptography, covering PKI, mainframe security and cloud security. Ben has published articles on best practices for securing cryptographic resources, identity management and key distribution.

Kevin Steinhauser is an Enterprise Architect at Venafi, where he helps drive existing customers to maximize the use of Venafi’s Trust Protection Platform within their environments—reducing risk, increasing productivity and enabling growth. Kevin helps customers identify new and existing use cases and develops technical roadmaps to accomplish those goals. A former Venafi customer, Kevin led the design, deployment, optimization, and management of reliable, scalable and secure infrastructure environments throughout his 20-year career.

Justin Hansen is the Delivery Manager on Venafi’s Professional Services team. Over his six years at Venafi, Justin has worked directly with many Global 5000 companies helping them to secure and protect their machine identities. Justin has more than 20 years of experience in identity and access management, cybersecurity and a wide range of enterprise technology solutions. He has a BA in Computer Science from the University of Idaho.

Tyson McMurtrey is a Professional Services Consultant at Venafi, where he assists customers with the deployment and configuration of the Venafi Trust Protection Platform. Tyson specializes in leading maturing Venafi deployments through team onboarding and advanced use cases.Before Venafi, Tyson spent 12 years deploying enterprise IT solutions, many of them in the federal government space and has advanced practical experience in solutions design and architecture.

Bill Madell is a Solutions Architect for Venafi. A PKI and identity management expert, Madell has worked previously worked for two public certificate authorities. In addition, he was a member of the CA/Browser Forum during the creation of extended validation. Madell has been with Venafi for three years and specializes in supporting banking customers in the United Kingdom.

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Marty Milbert is Global Principal Architect at Venafi, where he focuses on SSH processes, procedures, architecture, risk and security. Marty helps Venafi’s global 5000 customers understand the risks they may have around SSH and what steps they need to take to protect these machine identities. Before working at Venafi, Marty was VP Enterprise Solution at encryption services provider WinMagic and Team Lead Network Security at the Federal Reserve Bank.

Aaron Everett is an Enterprise Security Architect and Product Owner of the Digital Certificate and Cryptographic Services team at Target. Drawing on nearly 20 years of IT and security experience at multiple software startups, Aaron is responsible for certificate, key, and secrets management as well as tokenization and cryptographic solutionsat Target. Prior to joining Target, Aaron was responsible for internal PKI design and rollout of HSM’s for EMV instant issuance at PNC Bank.

Sandra Chrust is Senior Product Marketing Manager,DevOps and Cloud Solutions at Venafi, where she helps organizations understand the value of protecting machine identities in DevOps environments. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from Florida State University, Sandra earned her MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. She has worked two decades in product management and marketing roles in the healthcare, technology and information security industries.

Steve Slinger started his career in technology with Barclays Bank PLC, leading teams in a number of diverse areas from Service Management through to Data Centre Operations and Cryptographic Key Management. After a short stint with the Lloyds Banking Group implementing secure technologies in both Application and Network security, he re-joined Barclays in 2018 as Head of Cryptography Services and Infrastructure. He is responsible for operating and transforming cryptographic services throughout the bank’s technology envelope.

Carl Bourne, Enterprise DevOps Strategy and Solutions Architect at Venafi, has over 20 years of experience helping Global 5000 companies create secure, automated processes for their operating technology. In his position at Venafi, Carl helps his customers automate lifecycles for SSL/TLS security assets across critical business infrastructures. He also helps organizations protect the machine identities of their containers and microservices while helping them integrate these processes by leveragingDevOps orchestration technologies and CI/CD tooling.

Mark Miller is Senior Director, Enterprise Security Support, at Venafi, where he works with hundreds of the world’s largest companies to develop and implement strong, resilient cybersecurity strategies across a constantly evolving set of interlocking technologies. For almost 20 years, Mark has focused on building and leading strong teams to solve difficult product issues. His diverse IT background includes experience in support, training, development, quality assurance, sales engineering and professional services.