Ira Victor has spent more than 25 years as an information security and digital forensics professional. In that time, he’s been a first responder to data incidents of all kinds.

Ira is a founding Ambassador for the Center for Internet Security, and helped craft a state law that defines reasonable security by using The Center for Internet Security Controls. He is most proud of his role as a founding member the Nevada-based Computers for Kids Club, a unique chapter of the long-established Lions Club International. The 100% volunteer club has provided Linux-powered equipment and security/privacy training to more than 10,000 lower-income students in the local school district. The effort is entirely grounded in Open-Source security and privacy technology.

Ira is the co-developer of patented infosec technologies that relies on metadata to protect email systems. He's a recognized by Nevada’s legal community as a top-flight expert on eDiscovery matters.