She is a proponent of using CyberSecurity as an enabler for future technologies such as connectivity, improved mobility and EV Charging. She is also concerned with cyber in the supply chain. She also co-chairs SAE G-32 for CyberPhysical Systems with Boeing’s Bill Scofield. SAE G-32 will be using EV Charging as an illustrative example of the SAE G-32 standard. “I see my work in SAE G-32 as a continuation of two chapters in my book, one on CyberPhysical Systems and the other on EV Charging.”

She began her engineering career at GM, winning an MBA Fellowship to the University of Chicago, moving on to Ford, Navistar, Textron, Eaton, and Ricardo. Later, she led sales at threes successful startups, addressing challenges from school safety to building connected devices for law enforcement. She is CEO of Greater Telecommunication System, LLC, a private, woman-owned, USA based telecommunications company focusing on austere environments, that includes AI NLP “Artificial Intuition” Software from the Intelligence Community. She is also an Rf Systems Engineer at Ford Motor Company focusing on 5G in future vehicles. She is the recipient of SAE International’s 2018 Forest R. McFarland Award for Automobile Electronics Activity.

Duminda Wijesekera is a Professor in the Computer Science Department at George Mason University and a Visiting Research Scientist at the National Institute for Standards and Technology. His main research area is information security and its applications. His current research projects span logical models of security policies and protocols, safety and security of wireless controlled trains, privacy and security of healthcare applications and large-scale financial crime.

Prior to George Mason, he was with Honeywell's Military Avionics and Space Systems divisions in providing real-time systems support for airborne and space-borne applications. He holds PhDs from Cornell University (Mathematics) and the University of Minnesota (Computer Science), and a BSc in Mathematics from the University of Colombo

Moshe, DevOps and Automation expert with more than 15 years in the industry.

Moshe Joined Fiverr 5 years ago as a Senior DevOps engineer, later managed the DevOps team and Group, as Fiverr grew from a startup to a public company.

One of the most important efforts Moshe led, was to make Fiverr infrastructure and development process more secure.

Moshe started his journey in the industry at the age of 16, as an I&T intern in the new Initiatives Division at NDS (now Synamedia)

David Alexander has been with SAE International and its affiliates for 17 years and is based in London, UK. In May 2016, he assumed the role of Director, Aerospace Standards. In this role, Alexander is responsible globally for the strategy and operations of the SAE Aerospace and Systems Management Standards programs comprising of over 7,600 consensus standards maintained by more than 180 technical committees. This includes the management support for the SAE Aerospace Council and SAE Executive Standards Committee and involves leveraging standards to work across the SAE International portfolio. Prior to joining the SAE Aerospace Standards operation, David worked on the Nadcap accreditation programme through SAE’s affiliate organisation PRI, and he holds a BA (Hons) degree from the University of Manchester

Daniel DiMase is the President and Chief Executive Officer at Aerocyonics. Daniel’s entrepreneurial experience, business expertise, and connections to industry are extensive. He established and grew an electronics distribution company from inception to a multi-million dollar profitable global-logistics organization. In that organization, he stablished policies, procedures, systems, and training to import and export globally to over 37 countries in accordance with import, export, and International Traffic in Arms regulatory requirements.

Daniel also managed and ran a global trade association that investigated, monitored, mediated and reported issues impacting the supply chain. In his role at Honeywell Aerospace, he was responsible for developing the appropriate course of action to address compliance to regulatory and customer requirements for their $10B strategic business group with over 40,000 employees in over 125 domestic and international locations. He has significant experience with a successful track record of building teams, inspiring and motivating staff, collaborating and leading cross- functional and cross-industry groups with individuals from industry, government and academia.

Christopher Sundberg, GICSP is a Product Cybersecurity Engineer in the Corporate Technology Office for Woodward, Inc. Mr. Sundberg is responsible for security architecture, secure development lifecycle, and product security compliance across a wide variety of cyber-physical devices sold by Woodward, Inc.

Mr. Sundberg’s work history spans over 30 years concentrating on wireless communication and embedded systems development. Background include cyber-physical systems, industrial control networks, vehicle networking, and emerging digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud architectures, and IIoT. Mr. Sundberg has actively participated in the development of the SAE G-32 Cyber-Physical Systems Security standard, serving on the Software Assurance sub-group, curator for the G-32 Weekly Security Items newsletter, as well as liaison to a number of other SAE committees (SAE G-34 / Eurocae WG-114- Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Aviation, G-31 Electronic Transactions for Aerospace, S-18 Aircraft and System Development and Safety Assessment Committee).

Dr. Andreas Schweiger is a lead scientist on computing technology at Airbus Defence and Space GmbH in Germany with a track record of 13 years of professional expertise in the aerospace domain. He is leading several research and technology projects in cooperation with universities and research institutes in the areas of software engineering, software quality, systems engineering, and cyber security. Mr. Schweiger shares his expertise as a leadership member of SAE International G-32 (Cyber Physical Systems Security) and as committee member of SAE International G-34 (Artificial Intelligence in Aviation). He has been awarded a diploma and PhD in computer science by the Technical University of Munich (Germany).

Aharon David is an Aerospace Engineer and an Information-Systems/Technology-Management MBA with four decades of hands-on engineering management and executive experience with the Israeli Air Force (IAF), Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD), CAAI and others – he held such positions as the commander of the IAF's Avionics & Control Software Centre (ACSC) and head of the Israeli Missile Defense Organization’s (IMDO) System Engineering & Interoperability Department – among others.

He is a co-founder and partner of AFUZION-InfoSec, a global services, consulting, and training company specializing in aviation cyber-security certification. He is also a speaker and trainer on aviation cyber-security certification for organizations such as SAE International, AIAA, IEEE, Aerospace-Tech-Week, and others. He is a member of all U.S. and European standard-making committees for aviation safety-critical electronic systems, cyber-security, artificial intelligence (AI), and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), including – SAE's G-32 (CPS Cybersecurity), G-34 (Aviation AI); RTCA's SC-216 (Aviation Cybersecurity); (EUROCAE's) WG-72 (Aviation Cybersecurity); and many others.

Vered is an experienced software engineer and R&D manager, with 10 years of experience in the tech industry. Today she is a Technical Account Manager at one of the most innovative cloud companies. In her position, Vered helps a few of the most successful tech companies in their cloud journey.

Sean Plankey is the Director of Cyber Missions at DataRobot, the world’s leader in Trusted Artificial Intelligence. He leads DataRobot’s cybersecurity vertical including product and revenue. Prior to DataRobot, Sean was the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response at the U.S. Department of Energy. In this role he was directly responsible for the Sector Specific Agency role under Presidential Policy Directive 21 (PPD 21), and the Emergency Support Function #12 (ESF-12) for the Department of Energy, as defined by the National Response Framework. Mr. Plankey served on the National Security Council as the Director for Maritime and Pacific Cybersecurity

Yinon Costica is the VP Product and Co-Founder of Wiz and brings more than 15 years in leading cyber security products. He was the VP of Product at Adallom, a leading Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), prior to its acquisition by Microsoft in July 2015. At Microsoft, he was the Cloud Security Group Product Manager. Yinon is a veteran of the elite Talpiot program, and served in 8200, where he was awarded the Israel Secretary of Defense award for excellence. He holds an M.Sc. in Operations Research from the Naval Postgraduate School.

Moty Cristal, LLB, MPA A professional negotiator, and leading expert on negotiation and crisis management. Lt. Col. (Res.) in the Israel Defense Forces with extensive operational experience in hostage and crisis negotiations. Founder of NEST, Negotiation Strategies Ltd, and CEO of NEST Consulting, which provides consulting services for complex negotiations during various cyber crises: from ransomware attacks to persistent cyber extortion incidents. Trains, publishes and presents at different platforms worldwide.

Shay Simkin is the Global Head of Cyber for Howden (world's largest employee-owned insurance broker). Shay has more than 30 years of experience in the Insurance Broking industry, serving in senior management roles both in Israel and Europe. Shay is a global expert and pioneer in the Cyber Insurance space. As the founder of InsurTec.com back in 1997, he was one of the first Insurance brokers to introduce Cyber & Technology insurance solutions, by drafting cyberspace and technology insurance policies. As a result, Shay has become a world expert in Cyber Liability insurance and is currently leading Howden group's Cyber Liability initiatives worldwide. Under his current role Shay's main emphasis ,is on new product development, education via the award winning " Howden cyber Academy", Joint ventures with cyber security, information security and data analytics companies.

Shay has been named as Cyber Risk Industry Person of the Year in the international category of Advisen’s 2017 Cyber Risk Awards. Shay has also published numerous articles on Cyber Insurance and is a frequent speaker and an expert guest and panelist on numerous Cyber & Technology conferences across the world. Prior to his current appointment, Shay was the Co-Founder and CEO of Engel-Simkin Insurance Broking firm which was acquired by Howden Israel in 2003. Shay holds a Bachelor's Degree in Political Sciences from the University of Haifa in Israel and is an Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute since 1999.

Entrepreneur, technology enthusiast, leader and strategist. Col. (Res.) Ophir Bear is a mentor and advisor for various organizations in Israel and abroad, assisting senior leadership to overcome complex challenges – entrepreneurship, strategy, business development, growth and culture. Ophir is a partner in Cytactic, a cyber crisis management consulting agency, focused on preparing to and managing cyber crisis events in enterprises. Previously, Ophir was the CEO and Co-Founder of Cympire, a company focused on the human-factor in Cyber Security. Cympire develops advanced cyber-security mission training solutions, integrating Israel Air-Force operational culture, personalized learning and gaming.

Ophir served as commander of the Israel Air Force technology unit (OFEK). During his command period, established the Air Force cyber unit, and initiated the NOC and SOC construction. Along his 27 years of service, Ophir established the IAF Simulation and Training branch, was part of the Air-Force strategic planning, and led the development and deployment of various operational and training software systems. Ophir is a board member at iSpace, Israel Air-Force alumni deployment of various operational and training software systems. Ophir is a board member at iSpace, Israel Air-Force alumni startup hub and at Restart, a non-profit organization for rehabilitating wounded soldiers. Ophir holds a Director certificate from Tel Aviv university, and BSc (Ben Gurion university).

Oren is the CTO of the Technology Unit within the INCD, and an overall technology enthusiast – part of his role deals with advanced technologies (AI, 5G, Cloud, Decentralized technologies etc.), how they create better and safer uses, and how to protect them. Oren has been active in the High-Tech industry for the past 25 years, in various domains - software development, Telco, Satellite, Mobile, E-commerce. Prior to the INCD, Oren worked 5 years in the Privacy Protection Authority, a regulator within the Israeli MOJ, serving as deputy director of enforcement, where he conducted large scale cybercrime investigations, utilizing various computer forensics methodologies.

Prior to that, Oren worked in various high-tech companies, large enterprises & startups, mostly in designing the Next-Generation product line. Oren holds a BSc in computer science & operational research, and an MBA from Tel-Aviv university executive program.