2012 MRC Annual eCommerce Payments and Risk Conference

Mr. Henschel is responsible for providing legal and regulatory advice and counsel to Accertify's senior management team, as well as establishing appropriate contracting, intellectual property protection and data privacy compliance procedures within Accertify.
In June 2011, Mr. Henschel joined as Assistant General Counsel of Accertify, Inc. Prior to joining Accertify, Inc., Mr. Henschel spent four years associated with Latham & Watkins, working in their corporate group with a focus on joint venture, technology, licensing, outsourcing, manufacturing and general commercial contract transactions.
Mr. Henschel was also associated with the New York office of Brown Raysman Milstein Felder & Steiner LLP, again focused on all types of technology and media transactions. He has served as Counsel at MicroStrategy Incorporated, a business intelligence software provider. Mr. Henschel began his career at Wiley Rein & Fielding.

Steve Surdu has been Mandiant’s Vice President of Professional Services since 2007. In that role he oversees all consulting services performed at Mandiant. Steve also leads selected incident response engagements – both payment card industry breaches and national security events.

Steve has thirty years of consulting experience, thirteen years in security. He has experience in financial services, high technology, healthcare, manufacturing, state and federal government, retail and regulated industry.

Previously, he performed custom application development with Accenture and managed vulnerability assessment and incident response engagements at Foundstone.

Steve has a Bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Michigan.

David Fagan’s practice covers national security law, international trade and
investment, and global privacy and data security. Mr. Fagan has represented clients
before federal and state government agencies and Congress in connection with a
range of issues, including regulatory approvals of international investments, national
security-related criminal investigations, high-profile congressional investigations, and
federal and state regulatory and enforcement actions in the data security area.
On investment issues, Mr. Fagan has represented foreign and domestic clients in
various industries (including defense, software, information technology,
communications, energy, aviation, maritime transportation, ports, and
biotechnology/pharmaceuticals) in securing the approval of the Committee on
Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), as well as in connection with
ongoing compliance matters related to mitigation agreements with CFIUS. He also
frequently handles matters related to the mitigation of foreign ownership, control or
influence (FOCI) under applicable national industrial security regulations.
In the privacy and data security area, Mr. Fagan counsels clients on assessing data
security practices, developing and implementing information security programs, and
complying with federal and state regulatory requirements, as well as on transactional
matters involving the transfer of personal data. Mr. Fagan also has been counsel to
companies in dozens of data security breach matters involving millions of affected
consumers.
Mr. Fagan has written extensively on national security, foreign investment, data
security, and cybersecurity matters, and is the author of the chapter on “The US
Regulatory and Institutional Framework for FDI” in the book Investing in the United
States: Is the US Ready for FDI from China?, a leading treatise on Chinese
investment in the United States. Mr. Fagan also is an Adjunct Professor of Law at
Georgetown University Law Center, teaching a seminar on “National Security Law
and the Private Sector."

Changing the world - or at least changing the payments industry - has been the driving force for David since the TransArmor solution was conceived between First Data and RSA Security. David’s deep security domain expertise and passion for applying innovative technology to create new business models made me a natural fit and a key member of the team that brought the solution from concept to market launch within a year.

David is a Director in the Solution Consulting practice at First Data, focused on improving the security and compliance posture of clients globally as he promotes the secure infrastructure pillar of Universal Commerce – secure payments across any form factor, anytime, anywhere.
"Partnering with industry players across the payments value chain has taught me that the payments space is much more complex than anyone outside the industry can appreciate, but adding value by reducing the security and compliance risk for our customers can be extremely rewarding if everyone understands that better payment security protects all of us."

David holds a Global Executive M.B.A. from the Robinson school of business at Georgia State University, and continues to learn daily from colleagues and partners. He lives in Atlanta with his wife, two sons, and a Weimaraner.