Cloud 10 is a boutique security and identity management advisory & consulting firm, working with vendors, customers and financial institutions to understand and take full advantage of the latest identity & security technologies. Based out of Austin Texas, Cloud 10 works closely with an exclusive portfolio of growth companies, to design and deliver the next generation of IAM solutions worldwide

For over 20 years I have designed, built and delivered innovative, groundbreaking technology solutions that have defined and shaped the identity and access management industry. My long history in information security has helped SailPoint emerge as a company to be reckoned with in every area of identity management – from compliance and governance, to user lifecycle management and provisioning. I believe the key to our success has been finding the balance between striving to be a market-leading innovator and acting pragmatically to make sure clients’ are successful.As Chief Technology and Chief Information Security Officer, I direct the continued development and communication of SailPoint’s technology strategy and I am also responsible for the security of our products and solutions. SailPoint’s innovative product portfolio offers customers an integrated set of core services including identity governance, provisioning and access management delivered on-premises or from the cloud (IAM-as-a-service). SailPoint has been recognized many times by industry analysts and technology publications as the market and innovation leader in our space. Our unique mix of innovation and customer service makes SailPoint a great place to be at an exciting time in the development and expansion of our market. I frequently speak at industry events, to customers, to partners and to prospects on the evolutional and future of the identity management market and its technology. As a contributor to several international standards initiatives, I have been directly involved in the development and delivery of key industry standards from SAML (the Security Assertion Markup Language) to SCIM (Simple Cloud Identity Management). I served as the Chair of the OASIS Joint Security Standards Technical Committee at OASIS and I am a regular contributor to key industry initiatives in and around identity and access management.

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