Jay Bavisi
President of EC-Council
Jay Bavisi is the Co-
Founder and President of
EC-Council, a global leader
in information security
education, training, and
certification. Formed
following the 9/11 incident,
EC-Council addresses issues
of cyber terrorism raised at
the forefront of security of
nations at large. It is the
owner and developer of the
world famous Certified
Ethical Hacker (CEH),
Computer Hacking Forensic
Investigator (CHFI), Secure
Analyst (ECSA), and Licensed
Penetration Tester (LPT)
programs.
Jay led the
efforts in establishing the
partnership with the
International
Telecommunications Union
(ITU), an arm of the United
Nations, via the
International Multilateral
Partnership Against Cyber
Threats (IMPACT) to develop
sustainable knowledge and
capabilities in information
security awareness amongst
government agencies in 194
member countries.
Jay is a Board member of the Department of Homeland Security/National Security Agency’s Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education (CISSE), reputed as one of the largest information security gathering of academics, government, and industry professionals in the United States.
Jay is a highly sought after speaker that shares his thoughts globally. Jay was named as the Keynote Speaker for the National Initiative for Cyber Security Education (NICE) Conference in Columbia, Maryland.
NICE is a White House initiative under president Obama to enhance the recruitment, training, and retention of cyber security professionals, to raise public awareness, and to enhance cyber security education in US schools, building on and going beyond the CNCI initiative to expand cyber education nationally in the US.
An information security evangelist and architect, he regularly shares his insights with law & policy makers at various international conferences and seminars globally.
He was the Chairman of the Hackers Panel at Infosecurity Europe, the Closing Keynote Speaker for ITWeb Security Summit in South Africa, the combined Keynote Speaker for Techno Security/ Hacker Halted USA and Keynote for IDC Security in Finland. He was also invited to speak at the US Department of Homeland Security Software Assurance Forum, Department of Defense Cyber Security Conference, Interop Las Vegas, Interop Mumbai, Hacker Halted Dubai, Hacker Halted Mexico, World Information Security Conference in Nigeria, CSI New York, Techno Security, and Techno Forensics. Jay was also invited to speak at the head panel discussion on information security at the World Summit of Information Society that was chaired and hosted by His Excellency, Dr. Hamadoun Toure, Secretary General of the International Telecommunication Union, a United Nations agency in Geneva recently.
His key expertise is in the area of Ethical Hacking, Information Assurance and Computer Forensics with a special focus in the government mitigation.
His audiences include executives and leaders of global institutions like International Telecommunications Union, United Nations, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency, Dow Jones, Lloyd’s, Merrill Lynch, Microsoft, Shell, HSBC, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Standard Chartered, American Express, MCIS – Zurich, Schiphol Airport Authority, KPMG, Deloitte Consulting, Trend Micro, IDC, S.E.A. Insurance, Sara Lee Philippines, American Express Bank Philippines, Makati City Hall, Philippine Airlines, Royal Australian Air Force, Government of Zhuhai, China Mobile and A&T, among others.
Jay has appeared regularly on major international television shows and print medias, including CNN, CNBC and Fox News. World-class reporters like Wolf Blitzer of CNN sought Jay’s views in The Situation Room when a global hack was uncovered. His views have also been sought by internationally acclaimed publications like Time, Washington Post, The Herald Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, The Gazette and The Economic Times. His views were also featured by ABC News, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, Boston and Gulf News.
Having always championed Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures, Jay is a prolific writer. He was a contributing author to the Computer and Information Security Handbook published by Elsevier.
Jay serves as an advisory board member of the Global Institute of Information Security Research, a not for profit collaborative initiative between National Institute of Standards and Technology, Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency, private industry, academia. Jay is also appointed as an Advisory Board of CompTIA, a non-profit trade association advancing the global interests of IT professionals and companies globally.
Jay is the Chairman of the ECCouncil Foundation, a not for profit charity dedicated to raise awareness of information security, build capacity and promote world peace. He has contributed in projects to help the unfortunate gain technical knowledge, help wounded warriors become cyber experts and help kids become aware of cyber risks.
Jay Bavisi is a law graduate from the University of Wales, College of Cardiff, with an LLB (Hons), Barrister – at – Law from Middle Temple, London.
Jay is a highly sought after speaker that shares his thoughts globally. Jay was named as the Keynote Speaker for the National Initiative for Cyber Security Education (NICE) Conference in Columbia, Maryland.
NICE is a White House initiative under president Obama to enhance the recruitment, training, and retention of cyber security professionals, to raise public awareness, and to enhance cyber security education in US schools, building on and going beyond the CNCI initiative to expand cyber education nationally in the US.
An information security evangelist and architect, he regularly shares his insights with law & policy makers at various international conferences and seminars globally.
He was the Chairman of the Hackers Panel at Infosecurity Europe, the Closing Keynote Speaker for ITWeb Security Summit in South Africa, the combined Keynote Speaker for Techno Security/ Hacker Halted USA and Keynote for IDC Security in Finland. He was also invited to speak at the US Department of Homeland Security Software Assurance Forum, Department of Defense Cyber Security Conference, Interop Las Vegas, Interop Mumbai, Hacker Halted Dubai, Hacker Halted Mexico, World Information Security Conference in Nigeria, CSI New York, Techno Security, and Techno Forensics. Jay was also invited to speak at the head panel discussion on information security at the World Summit of Information Society that was chaired and hosted by His Excellency, Dr. Hamadoun Toure, Secretary General of the International Telecommunication Union, a United Nations agency in Geneva recently.
His key expertise is in the area of Ethical Hacking, Information Assurance and Computer Forensics with a special focus in the government mitigation.
His audiences include executives and leaders of global institutions like International Telecommunications Union, United Nations, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency, Dow Jones, Lloyd’s, Merrill Lynch, Microsoft, Shell, HSBC, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Standard Chartered, American Express, MCIS – Zurich, Schiphol Airport Authority, KPMG, Deloitte Consulting, Trend Micro, IDC, S.E.A. Insurance, Sara Lee Philippines, American Express Bank Philippines, Makati City Hall, Philippine Airlines, Royal Australian Air Force, Government of Zhuhai, China Mobile and A&T, among others.
Jay has appeared regularly on major international television shows and print medias, including CNN, CNBC and Fox News. World-class reporters like Wolf Blitzer of CNN sought Jay’s views in The Situation Room when a global hack was uncovered. His views have also been sought by internationally acclaimed publications like Time, Washington Post, The Herald Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, The Gazette and The Economic Times. His views were also featured by ABC News, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, Boston and Gulf News.
Having always championed Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures, Jay is a prolific writer. He was a contributing author to the Computer and Information Security Handbook published by Elsevier.
Jay serves as an advisory board member of the Global Institute of Information Security Research, a not for profit collaborative initiative between National Institute of Standards and Technology, Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency, private industry, academia. Jay is also appointed as an Advisory Board of CompTIA, a non-profit trade association advancing the global interests of IT professionals and companies globally.
Jay is the Chairman of the ECCouncil Foundation, a not for profit charity dedicated to raise awareness of information security, build capacity and promote world peace. He has contributed in projects to help the unfortunate gain technical knowledge, help wounded warriors become cyber experts and help kids become aware of cyber risks.
Jay Bavisi is a law graduate from the University of Wales, College of Cardiff, with an LLB (Hons), Barrister – at – Law from Middle Temple, London.
Steve Graham
Executive Sr. Vice President
Steven Graham is responsible for deploying Global technology solutions across EC-Council Customers and Partners. He leads multiple teams responsible for EC-Council’s Global eLearning initiatives as well as backend delivery technologies. Steve has been entrusted with all North American business as well as global technologies. In 2008, he introduced the most comprehensive set of information security books to the U.S. market in partnership with Cengage Learning comprised of 28 individual titles offering a revolutionary method for keeping content up to date and optionally mapping for credit programs to industry certifications. The program has shown tremendous success with tens of thousands of students each year joining programs all over the United States.
As a true
“Tech Junkie” Steve has led
global technology
deployments and key
partnerships resulting in
the creation of iLabs,
EC-Council’s Cyber Range
Product. Continuous
innovation has led to the
opportunity to provide
online, virtual labs to
thousands of students and
Information Security
Professionals all over the
world. iLabs is one of
EC-Council’s fastest growing
business units showing
tremendous potential across
multiple verticals including
Finance, Healthcare, Cyber,
and Education. iLabs has
enhanced the quality of
EC-Council Program delivery
and extended lab
capabilities far beyond the
traditional classroom
setting. Students of iLabs
have an online, 24×7 access
to complete Virtual lab
environments loaded with
victim machines, vulnerable
websites and servers as well
as Windows, Linux, and Unix
attack platforms.
Inline with North American Business responsibilities, Steve also led EC-Council’s Federal initiatives working with the United States Department of Defense on the acceptance and implementation of the Certified Ethical Hacker in DoD Directive 8570. Steve is a Board Member of the Cybersecurity Certification Collaborative (C3) and participates in multiple working groups in the Cybersecurity community..
Inline with North American Business responsibilities, Steve also led EC-Council’s Federal initiatives working with the United States Department of Defense on the acceptance and implementation of the Certified Ethical Hacker in DoD Directive 8570. Steve is a Board Member of the Cybersecurity Certification Collaborative (C3) and participates in multiple working groups in the Cybersecurity community..