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Advancing Government Missions Through Secure Wireless Capabilities

Advancing Mobile-First Innovation & Security

Learn how agencies are securing mobile capabilities to advance their missions, balancing the need for interoperability and collaboration with the critical requirements for robust encryption and cybersecurity to protect their networks.

Key Takeaways:

How the FBI is moving from fixed infrastructure to flexible, mobile networks and what challenges are emerging. Timestamp – 1:04
Solutions supporting reliable LTE, satellite and hybrid connections in complex, mission-critical environments. Timestamp – 9:47
How are agencies adopting next-gen mobile capabilities while managing cost concerns. Timestamp – 24:43

Featuring

Matthew Feinberg Section Chief, Field Operations Section, FBI
Matthew Feinberg
- Section Chief, Field Operations Section
- FBI
Mr. Feinberg currently serves as the Section Chief over the FBI’s Field Operations Section. Mr. Feinberg is a member of the Senior Executive Service and charged with oversight of the FBI’s Audio/Video Surveillance Program, Body Worn Camera Program, Radio Engineering Program, Tracking Technology Program, and Technical Training Program.

Over the course of his 23-year career, Mr. Feinberg has served in serval FBI Field Offices to include Washington DC, Tucson, AZ and New York City, working a wide range of programs from Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence, Cyber, and Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Mr. Feinberg began his FBI career in 2002 as a Special Agent assigned to the Washington Field Office, where he served as a case agent on the AMERITHRAX Task Force assembled to investigate the anthrax letters mailed to the New York Post, Tom Brokaw, and U.S. Senators Patrick Leahy and Tom Daschle. For his work on the investigation, Mr. Feinberg received the FBI Director’s Award for Outstanding Scientific
Advancement.

Most recently, Mr. Feinberg served as a Section Chief in the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division primarily focused on counterespionage and cybersecurity investigations. Mr. Feinberg also served as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Technical Branch within the New York Field Office’s Special Operations/Cyber Division. There he oversaw all technical surveillance operations, as well as the undercover program, for the FBI’s largest field office.

Mr. Feinberg is a New York native and holds a master’s degree in Chemistry from Binghamton University.

Before joining the FBI, he was a Trooper with the New York State Police. He is married with two children.
David Thomson B2B Security Lead, Samsung Electronics
David Thomson
- B2B Security Lead
- Samsung Electronics
David Thomson is a security expert who started his career working on Department of Defense contracts. His projects focused on protecting classified data on Linux-based workstations and network appliances. He came to Samsung Research America in 2013 as a security engineer to help build “Samsung Knox,” our B2B mobile security platform. He has since worked as the core security Product Manager for Knox and now leads mobile B2B security at Samsung Electronics America.