Jay Weinstein
National Defense ISAC Board Chair
Jay Weinstein is the CISO for L-3 Technologies. His responsibilities include overseeing the operations and strategic plan of the enterprise network, network security, business continuity planning, and IT corporate purchase agreements. Prior to joining the IT organization at L-3 in 1998, Jay held a variety of program management and engineering positions at L-3, Lockheed Martin and General Electric companies.
Jay is an active member of the NDISAC Board of Directors serving as the Chairman of the board and instrumental in the formation of the current non-profit organization and its original charter. Before joining the Board of Directors, Jay has been an active member of the DSIE including running several working groups, actively participating in the Steering Committee, and representing DSIE at several industry events on cyber intelligence sharing panels.
Mike Gordon
National Defense ISAC Board Vice Chair
Mike Gordon currently serves as Director, Intelligence & Operations and Deputy Chief Information Security Officer within Lockheed Martin’s Corporate Information Security organization. In this capacity Mike is the responsible for the overall Computer Network Defense of the Lockheed Martin computing infrastructure.
Mike has over fourteen years of experience in the information security field supporting the Defense Industrial Base, and has also been a security consultant for Public, Health and Financial sectors. Mike oversees Lockheed Martin’s Intelligence Driven Defense® operations, including both the Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT) and a global network of Security Intelligence Centers.
Mike serves as the Vice-Chairman of the Board for NDISAC and represents Lockheed Martin to the Network Security Information Exchange (NSIE). He actively participates in the DoD/DIB Cyber Task Force Working Groups and is responsible for managing the corporation’s relationship with the DC3 DoD/DIB Collaborative Information Sharing Environment (DCISE).
Jeff Troy
National Defense ISAC Treasurer
Concurrently, Jeff is a Senior IT Risk Manager for General Electric Aviation and Executive Director, Aviation Information Sharing and Analysis Center (A-ISAC). In his role as a Sr IT Manager, GE, Jeff interfaces with private and public partners on strategic initiatives to reduce IT Risk. As Executive Director, A-ISAC, Jeff sets the strategy, and is responsible for the intelligence services, operations and overall business development of the A-ISAC.
Fom 2011 through 2016, Jeff held various team leadership roles in GE IT Risk to include cyber intelligence operations, incident response, and custom tools development. These initiatives include sharing of cyber threat intelligence; best practices and tools to defend networks; securing the supply chain; policy development; and, compliance matters.
Prior to joining GE, Jeff spent 25 years as a Special Agent of the FBI. He retired as the Deputy Assistant Director for Cyber National Security and Cyber Criminal Investigations.
Mark Ackerman
National Defense ISAC Secretary
Mark joined Boeing in 2006 and currently manages the Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT) which has locations in Bellevue, WA; St Louis, Mo; Huntington Beach, CA; and Herndon, VA. His team is tasked to fully leverage incident response capabilities to identify and mitigate advanced cyber threats effecting Boeing and provide situational awareness of the threat landscape to key stakeholders. The CIRT works with defense industry and government partners to share threat information to increase cyber defense capabilities for Boeing and industry. Prior to Boeing, Mark served 21 years (enlisted and officer) in the Air Force to include various assignments with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI).
Mark was elected and serves on the NDISAC Board of Directors as Secretary. He previously chaired the DSIE Steering Committee.
Wayne L. Boline
National Defense ISAC Member-at-Large
Wayne joined Raytheon Missile Systems in Tucson, AZ in 2003 as the Network Manager responsible for classified/unclassified networks and voice systems for the 10,000+ member business. Before joining Raytheon, he served nearly 23 years in the US Air Force acting in both enlisted and officer roles responsible for areas in Electronic Warfare, Telecommunications, Computer Crime Investigations, and Communications-Computer Systems. In 2006 he transferred to the Raytheon Corporate IT Security organization in Texas with responsibility for Cybersecurity Incident Response, Information Sharing and Collaboration. He is currently a senior manager with Raytheon Global Business Services (GBS) responsible for GBS Corporate IT Security functions.
Wayne served five years (2011-2016) as the Chairman of the Board of the Defense Security Information Exchange (DSIE) and is a current board member of the National Defense ISAC, representative to both the DOD Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Cybersecurity Program & Sector Coordinating Council (SCC), and Co-Chair of the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) Cybersecurity Steering Committee.
Christina Fowler
National Defense ISAC Member-at-Large
Christina is the Chief Cyber Intel Strategist within Corporate Information Security at the MITRE Corporation, where she currently leads the Cyber Threat Analysis Cell which includes malware analysts, Intel analysts, DevOps, and Adversary post-exploitation research. Christina possesses over 20 years of experience in cyber investigations, focused threat analysis, network security and implementation, and IT management. Prior to joining MITRE, Christina worked for Raytheon’s RayCERT as well as a Computer Scientist and a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) San Diego division. Christina has also served as the Director of Internet Technology for an international distribution company.
Christina Fowler currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors for NDISAC and previously served as the DSIE Steering Committee chair. Christina has been an active member of the DSIE community since 2008 and she is all-time leading contributor to the DSIE portal and participates in many of the DSIE working groups.
