Keynote Series has Terrific Lineup

  • Jul 19, 2021

The ISC West Keynote Series will help attendees gain new perspectives, and arm each person with the necessary information to lead the security and public safety industry into the future.

This year, ISC West is excited to welcome four high-profile Keynote Series speakers.

Dave Komendat, vice president and chief security officer at The Boeing Company.

James Gagliano, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent, law enforcement analyst, adjunct assistant professor and Doctoral Candidate in Police Use of Force at St. John’s University.

Julia Landauer, NASCAR champion and advocate, and guest speaker on issues of leadership, working with fear, women’s empowerment, risk and STEM Education.

Virtual Keynote, Tracie Martin, principal security engineer – IoT at AWS.

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