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Dennis P. G.
Fortune 100 CISO | Board Director | Start-Up Advisor | IANS Faculty Member | Veteran
Dennis P. G. is a former 2x Fortune 100 Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) with over 30 years of professional experience in cybersecurity and risk management in various sectors.
He has served in leadership roles in Energy/Utilities, Department of Defense, and the Intelligence Community, specifically excelling as the CISO of the two largest Investor-Owned Utilities in the U.S.
As the Founder and CEO of Vector9 Consultants, LLC, Dennis advises C-Suite executives, Boards of Directors, critical infrastructure entities, and startups on cybersecurity strategies and risk management.
With a background in the U.S. Air Force, Dennis is skilled in developing innovative solutions to safeguard cyber and information assets for national security.
His expertise spans across military and civilian security leadership, encompassing IT and Operational Technology/Industrial Control Systems (OT/ICS).
Dennis is highly experienced in leading large, diverse, and global operations to protect critical infrastructure, with a focus on building top-performing teams.
He holds degrees from the University of Southern California and Louisiana Tech University, specializing in Systems Management and Management Information Systems respectively.
Highlights
Looking forward to being a part of the Marsh-sponsored Energy Industry Conference this week in Houston, TX. Our panel will be providing perspectives on emerging threats to the Energy Sector, as well as the historical and future underwriting impacts. It's being held Wednesday and Thursday at the Omni Houston Hotel, so if you'll be attending the conference or in the area, give me a shout!
I was honored to have been selected to make a presentation at the 2023 E-ISAC sponsored GridSecCon conference held in Quebec City, Canada, a couple of weeks ago. Cyber, physical, and supply chain security were the areas of focus for this 12th annual grid security conference, and more than 450 security experts representing a cross-section of industry and government partners from across North America attended the event.
During the conference, I had the privilege of delivering a presentation on The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the evolving threats facing the electricity sector. I highlighted that as malicious use of AI capabilities becomes more mature and widespread, the threat landscape the electricity sector will face will change as well, in such ways as the expansion of existing threats; the introduction of new threats; and threat actors TTPs. I provided examples across cyber, physical and corporate security, and concluded with a few areas of continued focus and action. Thanks to all who attended the session, your interest, and terrific questions!
Thank you to everyone at GridSecCon (in-person and virtually) for your dedication to protecting the Grid! Hope to see you next October in Minneapolis.
