Lynn Mattice

Experience

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  Northrop Grumman Corporation

  Jan 1980 - Jan 1992

  Corporate Director of Security

  For its first 50 years Northrop Corporation operated primarily as a holding company with each operating element responsible for its own operations and its commitments to the corporate office relative to profitability. That philosophy changed realtive to security with the creation of the first Corporate Director of Security position in 1987. As Northrops's first Head of Security across the entire corporation, Mr. Mattice was responsible for consolidating and streamlining security operations and budgets, establishing security policy , security compliance oversight for all government classified programs, as well as , proprietary and non-classified programs and functioned as the company's lead government interface on all security related contract matters. Show less

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  International Security Management Association (ISMA)

  Jan 1987 - now

  Member/board member/life member

  ISMA, founded in 1983, is the premier international security association for senior security executives from major business organizations located worldwide. ISMA’s Mission is to provide and support an international forum of selected security executives whose combined expertise isutilized in a synergistic manner in developing, organizing, assimilating, and sharing knowledge within security disciplines for the ultimate purpose of enhancing professional and business standards. ISMA membership requirements are necessarily stringent to ensure its members represent the highest levels of leadership in the security profession. Show less

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  Whirlpool Corporation

  Jan 1992 - Jan 1997

  Director of Corporate Security

  Responsible for global security (which included policy and programs focused on protection of people, information and physical assets of the company, business continutity planning, due diligence, anti-counterfeiting and investigations.

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  National Intellectual Property Law Institute (NIPLI)

  Jan 1993 - now

  Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Directors

  The National Intellectual Property Law Institute is focused at the safeguarding of intellectual property rights of indivduals and companies. NIPLI was formed by Professor James Chandler, one of the world's leading experts on intellectual property. Professor Chandler has been noted for writing landmark legislation, such as the U.S. Economic Espionage Act of 1996 and the National Trade Secrets Act. The Institute works all over the globe to educate world leaders on the necessity to establish and agressively enforce intellectual property laws as the foundation of sound economic policies. Show less

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  Mattice and Associates LLC (Enterprise Risk, Intelligence, Cyber, Security & Management Consulting)

  Jan 1997 - now

  CEO/Managing Director

  Mr. Mattice is Managing Director of Mattice & Associates, a management consulting firm specializing in conducting enterprise risk assessments; guiding alignment of risk programs to business objectives; developing and managing business risk intelligence, competitive intelligence & counterintelligence programs; establishing effective enterprise resiliency programs; implementing information assurance, intellectual property and brand protection strategies for both the physical and logical environments; as well as designing comprehensive risk mitigation strategies and programs to meet the needs of both large and small companies. In addition, the firm focuses on conducting reviews of existing programs in the areas previously described. Mr. Mattice has been certified as an Expert Witness at both the Federal and State Court levels. He is also board certified in the disciplines of risk and information system controls (CRISC). Mattice and Associates is certified by and registered with the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Small, Women and Minority (SWaM) business. Mr. Mattice comes to the consulting arena with a broad range of corporate and government experience. He has a strong track record as a senior executive for three major U.S. based global corporations in dramatically different business sectors (Northrop Corporation, Whirlpool Corporation and Boston Scientific) and one mid-cap company (Wescom, Inc.). His experience base traverses a broad range of industry sectors and has worked extensively with key government agencies. Show less

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  Boston Scientific

  Nov 1997 - Nov 2007

  Vice President and Chief Security Officer

  He retired from his last corporate position as Vice President and Chief Security Officer for Boston Scientific, where his main areas of global responsibility include all corporate security functions, business intelligence, risk identification, analysis and mitigation, business continuity planning and corporate aviation operations. Boston Scientific operated in over 120 countries around the world.

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  The George Washington University

  Jan 2010 - Jan 2018

  Senior Fellow at George Washington University - Center for Cyber and Homeland Security

  Founded in 2003, The George Washington University Center for Cyber and Homeland Security was originally founded as the Homeland Security Policy Institute (HSPI) as a nonpartisan “think and do” tank whose mission is to build bridges between theory and practice to advance homeland security through an interdisciplinary approach. HSPI was renamed the Center for Cyber and Homeland Security in January of 2015. By convening domestic and international policymakers and practitioners at all levels of government, the private and non-profit sectors, and academia, The Center creates innovative strategies and solutions to current and future threats to the nation. The Centers impact stretches from Washington to far-flung capitals across the globe. By reaching across disciplines and partnering with universities and institutes, and hosting leading national and international leaders and practitioners, we are a central destination for cyber and homeland security policy analysis and debate. Show less

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  National Economic Security Alliance

  Jul 2010 - now

  President

  The National Economic Security (NESA) is a nonpartisan IRS designated 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity. The mission of the NESA is to educate policymakers at the Federal, State, and Local Level as well as business leaders and the general public on issues impacting the economic security of Americans. The NESA also conducts research on a broad range of issues impacting America's economic security. . . which we view as the number one national security issue and priority. The NESA established the William H. Webster Profiles in Leadership Awards program in 2021 to honor Judge Webster's seven decades of patriot service. And, to utilize the awards to recognize outstanding leaders in government since they have such a signifcant impact on America's economic security.Visit the NESA's website for more details at: www.4nesa.org Show less

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  Ponemon Institute

  Aug 2013 - now

  Distinguished Fellow

  The Ponemon Institute is considered the preeminent independent research institute in the fields of privacy, data protection and information security policy. The Institutes focus is to enable organizations in both the private and public sectors to have a clearer understanding of the trends in practices, perceptions and potential threats that will affect the collection, management and safeguarding of personal and confidential information about individuals and organizations. Ponemon Institute research informs organizations on how to improve upon their data protection initiatives and enhance their brand and reputation as a trusted enterprise. In addition to its research capabilities, the Ponemon Institute provides strategic consulting to private and public sector organizations interested in establishing or enhancing their privacy, data protection, and security practices. To ensure that their goals are achieved, organizations engage us to assess their practices and conduct workshops and training programs. Ponemon Institute is the parent organization of the Responsible Information Management (RIM) Council. The RIM Council draws its name from the practice of Responsible Information Management, an ethics-based framework and long-term strategy for managing personal and sensitive employee, customer and business information. Members of the RIM Council represent a cross-section of Fortune 500 companies and are champions of privacy and data protection in their organizations. Through working groups and special projects, our RIM Council members create practical solutions to the privacy and data protection challenges faced by organizations. Show less

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  Auburn University, McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security

  Jan 2019 - now

  Senior Fellow Emeritus

  The Center for Cyber and Homeland Security migrated from George Washington University to Auburn University McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security at the end of 2018. The McCrary Institute has taken a lead role in these critical areas of importance to the country.

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  National Small Business Association

  Aug 2020 - now

  Leadership Council Member

  The National Small Business Association is a nonprofit organization of over 65,000 small business member companies representing every industry and every state in the nation. The NSBA Leadership Council is comprised of some of the most highly recognized business leaders and entrepreneurs in the country. NSBA advocates for its member companies with policymakers at the Federal, State, and Local Levels on issues of great importance to small businesses which are the very foundation of the economic security of the country. Show less

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  National Small Business Association

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  Leadership Council Member