Todd Rosenthal currently serves as the Security Awareness Training and Education Program lead for SAIC. He is a seasoned briefer on the topic of critical violent incident response and has received recognition and awards for his work related to active shooter emergency preparedness. He has also developed critically acclaimed trainings and briefings on the topics of social engineering, opensource intelligence, insider threat, counterintelligence awareness, and the protection of the digital footprint. In 2020, Todd's efforts in establishing and maintaining an industrial security program received the prestigious Cogswell Award from the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency (DCSA).Having started his security career in 2004 with the United States Secret Service, Rosenthal also studied under the famed Dr. Mark Frank, the nation’s foremost non-verbal communications expert focused on the detection of aggression and deceit. Rosenthal holds a double master's degree in Communications and has worked with numerous three-letter agencies, and some of the nation's largest government contractors. Rosenthal has provided training and guidance to federal agencies, the intelligence community, all of the military branches, and to private establishments and organizations to include non-profit. He is an active member of NCMS: The Society for Industrial Security Professionals, and serves as a Chairperson for The Industrial Security Awareness Council of Central Maryland (ISAC-MD). He is also the founder of ASET - the Allies of Security Education & Training working group.Rosenthal is a certified Facility Security Officer, and holds multiple certifications through the Center for Development of Security Excellence. Additionally, he is a certified instructor through the Texas State University's ALERRT program, a certified instructor through the ALICE Training Institute, the RAD Systems of Self Defense, and also serves as an instructor for the Active Violence Emergency Response Training (AVERT) program.