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Andrew is Managing Partner at bnh.ai, a boutique law firm focused on AI and analytics, and Chief Legal Officer at Immuta. He is also a Visiting Fellow at Yale Law School’s Information Society Project. Previously, Andrew served as Special Advisor for Policy to the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Cyber Division, where he served as lead author on the FBI’s after action report for the 2014 attack on Sony.

A leading authority on the intersection between law and technology, Andrew has published articles in The New York Times, The Financial Times, and Harvard Business Review, where he is a regular contributor.

Andrew is a term-member of the Council on Foreign Relations, a member of the Washington, D.C. and Virginia State Bars, and a certified cyber incident response handler. He holds a JD from Yale Law School and a BA with first-class honors from McGill University.

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Steve Touw is the cofounder and CTO of Immuta. Steve has a long history of designing large-scale geotemporal analytics across the US intelligence community, including some of the very first Hadoop analytics, as well as frameworks to manage complex multitenant data policy controls. He and his cofounders at Immuta drew on this real-world experience to build a software product to make data security and privacy controls easier. Previously, Steve was the CTO of 42six (acquired by Computer Sciences Corporation), where he led a large big data services engineering team. Steve holds a BS in geography from the University of Maryland.

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Richard Geering is vice president of governance, risk, and compliance at Immuta. He has over 20 years’ experience in the financial services industry, in global leadership roles in risk, sales, and trading in London, New York, and Barbados. Most recently, he was the chief operational risk officer for a global custodian bank. Richard holds a BSc (with honors) in physics from the University of Nottingham.

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Joseph Regensburger leads the Research Group at Immuta, where he focuses on model risk management and privacy-preserving machine learning. Previously, he was chief scientist at Illumination Works, LLC and principal research scientist at the Battelle Memorial Institute. Joseph has led research efforts characterizing airport security screening devices, engineering image analysis software, and developing machine learning algorithms for biological detection. He received both Battelle’s Technical Achievement Award and Illumination Works’s Innovation Award. He holds a PhD in physics from the Ohio State University, where his research focused on experimental high-energy physics—specifically the detection of rare decays of D0 mesons.

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Alfred Rossi is a theoretical computer scientist and research scientist at Immuta, where his efforts are currently focused on differential privacy and model risk management. His research interests include clustering (especially in alternative settings) and privacy. Alfred holds a PhD in computer science and an MS in physics, both from the Ohio State University.

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