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Mark Kadrich is the CEO and Chief Evangelist at The Security Consortium. For the past 20 years, he has worked in the security community, building knowledge, and contributing solutions. His strengths are in systems level design, policy generation, end point security, and risk management.
Kadrich is a CISSP, holds a BS Management Information Systems, University of Phoenix and degrees in Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering, Memphis, 1979. He is a contributing author in publications such as TCP Unleashed (Sams ISBN-13: 978-0672316906), ISSA Journal, Publish Magazine, Planet IT, RSA, CSI, and The Black Hat Briefings. His own book End Point Security (ISBN 0-321-43695-4 Addison Wesley) was published in 2007. Mark Kadrich is a well-known speaker and evangelist on network security matters at technical conference and events.

Andy has over 21 years of experience in development, management and product strategy. As the CTO at TriCipher, a vendor of strong authentication credentials and the systems that use them, he led product development and worked with large financial services, healthcare and pharmaceutical companies working on access security, identity management and digital signing projects. At Phoenix Technologies, where he was Senior Director for Security Products, he was responsible for all security products and infrastructure, defining the architecture and leading the development efforts. He has participated in the efforts of several industry standards groups including the Trusted Computing Group.
Before joining Phoenix Technologies, Andy was the Head of the Engineering Department at Uxbridge College, England. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Birmingham University and a Post Graduate Diploma in Information Engineering from City University (London), both in the UK.
Mr. Thioux was in tech support and development for the Borland corporation in the early 1990s. He then took a position at Pointcast in 1996 as a Senior Software Engineer. In 1998, Mr. Thioux joined Sygate as their Software Architect: he designed the Sygate Management Server (SMS), which Compaq used to deploy up to 200,000 Sygate agents. After version 3.5, Mr. Thioux designed and coded the Sygate On-Demand Agent (SODA). Both the SMS and SODA efforts required Mr. Thioux to lead a talented team of developers from beginning requirements to final fielded product.
After the Symantec acquisition of Sygate, Mr. Thioux went to work for GreenBorder as a principal engineer, where he was tasked with a complete redesign of their management server. After the Google acquisition of GreenBorder he brought his skill and talent to TSC.
Steve Robertson has more than 16 years of leadership experience in finance and operations with both fast growing start-ups and established technology companies. He has served as Corporate Controller and other director-level roles for several successful venture-funded technology companies (including Proofpoint Inc. and Counterpane Internet Security) as well as publicly traded companies (Echelon Corp, SGI, HMT Technology, RockShox, Inc.).
Mr. Robertson serves on Board Of Directors for two non-profit organizations serving the youth in the Santa Clara County. Mr. Robertson earned his CPA while at Ernst & Young in San Jose. Mr. Robertson holds a BS from Santa Clara University.