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Mr. Gilberg is Senior Advisor at NetWitness, www.netwitness.com, the world's leader of network-based forensics, investigations and incident response technologies. Previously he served as Managing Director of Security Accelerator LLC, a strategic advisory and investment firm serving the homeland and national security markets. He is a Security Consultant to the George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute, www.homelandsecurity.gw.edu, and the Critical Incident Analysis Group (CIAG), www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/ciag. Mr. Gilberg is the former Senior Director of CivitasGroup where he served as a consultant to companies in the security space.
He is an expert on insurance, risk assessment and mitigation, product liability, food chain safety, and corporate intelligence and fraud investigations. He has also been recognized for his expertise in the areas of security, physical protection, planning for, and the response to, terrorist acts, and the legal implications of terrorism response. He is a consultant to the OSS Group, www.ossgroup.com. OSS is a professional consulting group specializing in the research, development, practice, assessment and implementation of technologies associated with response to emergency, crisis, and unconventional acts and situations such as terrorism and mass disaster.
Mr. Gilberg has served as Chairman and CEO of Gilbergroup, providing litigation support and investigative and corporate intelligence services. He previously served as founder and managing partner, and chief trial counsel of Gilberg & Kiernan, where he served as counsel to several Fortune 500 companies. Mr. Gilberg's practice included a specialty in corporate investigations, fraud and white collar criminal matters. Prior to founding Gilberg & Kiernan, he served as Washington D.C. resident partner of a New York City law firm and as an adjunct professor of law. He is also a former counsel to the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, and is a member of the American Bar Association, and is admitted to the bar in New York, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and the United States Supreme Court | 