6/18/15 Martin R Stytz, Ph.D. 1461 N. Highview Lane #310 Alexandria, VA 22311 mstytz@att.net , mstytz@gmail.com , mstytz@mstytz.com 703.349.6411 (W W ork M ) 407.497.4407 (M M) Personal web page : http://mstytz.com/mstytz/index.html Dr. Stytz has over two decades experience in cybersecurity and information security technologies, including experience in academia, government, military and industry. He is a thought leader, as represented by his hundreds of speaking engagements and publications. For the US Government, Dr. Stytz managed $62M+ in research programs for the US government, conducted over $12M+ in research grants for the US government, and saved several hundred million dollars in software program development costs on US government programs. Objective Develop, lead, and manage large, technically demanding projects in computer science and engineering, medicine, and human behavior and intelligence. Key Skills/Competencies  Innovation, Invention, and Development: Creative & visionary technology developer. Inventions include a software security test environment, a botnet simulation environment, a cyber attack simulator, a 3D medical imaging system, an on-line collaboration environment, high-fidelity simulation of orbital and deep-space satellites, and a system for prosthesis customization. Holder of two patents and two registered inventions.  Research program management: Managed over $62 million in research projects for the US government on projects ranging from two people to thirty people that completed successfully, on-time, and on-budget. Unrivaled ability to identify, analyze, and correct research program issues early in the program, resulting in significant savings. Innovative, motivated, team-player, mentor.  Program management: Two examples illustrate my proven ability. Saved over $30 million in program costs by early identification of software development issues in the Global Positioning System (GPS) control software upgrade. Saved over $15 million in software program costs by early identification of errors in the Theater Medical Information Program. Managed programs for DoD, DARPA, and other government entities. Combines ability for detailed planning with flexibility and adroitness in achieving program goals and products. Qualityfocused, successful, poised, results-oriented, problem-solver, professional leader and manager.  Technical breadth – Expertise in cybersecurity, electronic medical record systems, intelligent systems, cloud/virtualization computing, virtual environments, robotics, software protection, privacy, SOA, data visualization, data mining, distributed systems and decision support  Technology readiness/maturity forecasting/deployment: Evaluated/assessed programs for medicine, data storage security, SOA, GPS, networking protocols, malware defeat capabilities, SaaS, SaaS cybersecurity, data protection, cyber defense, wireless and wired communication security. Couples exceptional technical breadth with ability to discuss/address large-scale technical issues and technical details with equal ease.  Technical writing and speaking: Excellent speaker and writer for both technical and non-technical audiences, Authored over 275 refereed papers, three book chapters, book reviews, and over 1000 speaking appearances in national and international venues. I communicate technical concepts and ideas clearly and concisely. Work History 2010 – May 2015 University of Maryland University College Faculty 2010 – 2012 Drexel University Faculty 2010 Air Force Research Institute, Air University, Faculty Cyber Researcher and Defense Analyst  Evaluate technology capabilities, Assess technology maturity, Forecast technology capabilities, and Defend evaluations/forecasts for computing, network, information assurance, and computer security technological advances (EAFD) in writing and verbally. 2010 – Present Georgetown University, Research Associate Professor of Computer Science 2004 - 2010 Institute for Defense Analyses, Research Staff Member, Office of the Secretary of Defense 1 6/18/15  Evaluate technology capabilities, Assess technology maturity, Forecast technology capabilities, and Defend evaluations/forecasts for computing, network, information assurance, and computer security technological advances (EAFD) in writing and verbally.  Analyzed DoD information assurance strategies and security technologies  Assessed DoD computer security threats and opportunities offered by virtualization and cloud computing  Developed botnet and cyber attack simulation environments  EAFD DoD electronic medical record and GPS satellite control software  Completed malware, software development, satellite , virtualization and other technology forecasts  Advised President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology regarding healthcare IT technology  Member of NATO SAS-050 and SAS-053 developing NATO collaboration technologies 1999 – 2004 Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH  Developed software protection technologies  Developed distributed collaboration technologies and decision support technologies  Developed CW OPFOR simulation and training system  Senior Technical Advisor for the DARPA UltraLog project (agent-based distributed logistics management and planning) and Cougaar (distributed intelligent agent system) Projects  Director of Research and Engineering for the Software Protection Initiative  Member of NATO SAS-050 and SAS-053 developing NATO collaboration technologies 6/1975 - 1/1999 US Air Force Officer Education P h . D . - Computer Science and Engineering; University of Michigan M S - Computer, Information, and Control Engineering; University of Michigan M A - Political Science; University of Central Missouri (Central Missouri State University) B S – Political Science; US Air Force Academy 2