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Steve Lutz is the President of WaySecure Consulting, Inc. and brings over 20 years experience in engineering, information systems and information security disciplines to the table. Steve has been a leader in the commercial, aerospace and government sectors in providing state-of-the-art Information Security solutions.
As WaySecure is a boutique security consultancy, Steve is responsible for overseeing the delivery and quality of work performed. He is actively involved in all aspects (business assessments, technical assessments, recommendations) of each project. Before forming WaySecure, Steve was a Senior Manager in Ernst & Young's Information Systems Advisory and Assurance Services group. He has extensive program management experience and specializes in overseeing and managing large complex engagements. Before Ernst & Young, Steve was in charge of Network and Distributed Systems Security at The Chase Manhattan Bank where he was responsible for global network security, Internet security and advanced projects in high risk environments. Prior to Chase, Steve provided security expertise in a wide variety of disciplines to the DoD and intelligence communities of the U.S. government. Steve holds a B.S. in Information Security from the State University of New York.
Additional professional activities include National and International media appearances and interviews with the New York Times, Associated Press, Nippon Television and Forbes Magazine, Guest columnist for Network Computing magazine on security penetration testing. ("Intrusion Detection Provides a Pound of Prevention", August 1997), Featured guest expert on "CyberCrime Radio" (KIEV Radio, Los Angeles) a live broadcast, radio talk show that focuses on high-tech crime and computer security issues, Guest lecturer and co-presenter with the FBI's Computer Crime Unit at Pace University, New York City on Information Security Risks within Corporate America, Guest lecturer at SANS (Systems and Network Security) Conference in Washington, D.C. on "Augmenting Security in a UNIX Environment" November 1995, Guest lecturer at "Beyond Hope" a hacker convention based in New York City on "Tiger Teaming" August 1997, and Guest lecturer at Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) meeting in Seattle on "Information Security Consulting" November 2001
Steve has worked with numerous large organizations including Ernst & Young, Chase Manhattan Bank, Philip Morris, American Express, Morgan Stanley, Union Bank of Switzerland, Kraft Foods, Omnipoint Communications, First USA, EURO-RSCG, Transamerica Insurance Group, The Daily Deal, Quick International Courier, American Lawyer Media, Avon Cosmetics, GEIS, TIAA-CREF, HBO, Time Warner, Boy Scouts of America, Bank One, Seagate, Yahoo, EDS, Immunex, Barnes-Jewish Medial Center, North Shore Medical Center (NY), Long Island Jewish Hospital, Amgen, Saudi Aramco, Barbados Ministry of Education, U.S. Navy (Stennis Supercomputer Center), U.S. Army, Egyptian Armed Forces, Grumman Data Systems, Grumman Aerospace, U.S. Air Force, and the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDIO). Steve regularly speaks at security conferences worldwide and is recognized in the popular press as a knowledgeable source on Information Security.
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