Michael Slack serves as the Director of Cyber Programs at Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI), where he leverages his extensive background in information security and technology to tackle complex cybersecurity challenges. With a global perspective shaped by his experiences across North America, Europe, and...
Michael Slack serves as the Director of Cyber Programs at Norwich University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI), where he leverages his extensive background in information security and technology to tackle complex cybersecurity challenges. With a global perspective shaped by his experiences across North America, Europe, and Southwest Asia, Michael is adept at navigating the intricacies of regulated environments, particularly in sectors such as healthcare, clinical research, and defense. His role at NUARI emphasizes the importance of education and practical engagement, as he spearheads initiatives that include advanced simulations and exercises designed to enhance cybersecurity operations and management.
Michael's expertise in penetration testing and IT risk management allows him to identify vulnerabilities and develop robust strategies to mitigate risks effectively. His strategic leadership skills are instrumental in guiding teams through crisis conditions, ensuring that they are well-prepared to respond to emerging threats. Additionally, his knowledge of cloud computing and storage systems architecture enables him to design secure infrastructures that support organizational goals while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards.
At NUARI, Michael is currently leading key projects that focus on developing innovative training programs and consulting engagements aimed at elevating cybersecurity awareness and resilience. His commitment to fostering a culture of security within organizations is evident in his hands-on approach to problem definition and resolution. By combining his technical skills with a deep understanding of the operational landscape, Michael Slack is not only addressing the immediate challenges in cybersecurity but also shaping the future of secure practices in an increasingly digital world.
