About Us

Lawrence Spector is the Vice President of Engineering at SecureCo, where he leads the company’s engineering efforts across software architecture, cybersecurity, cryptography, and system deployment. With over 20 years of experience, he has developed solutions for companies such as Bloomberg, Northrop Grumman, and AT&T. Prior to SecureCo, he led secure communications platform development at Peerstream, Inc., enhancing reliability and automation. Lawrence holds degrees in Computer Science from NYU and Stevens Institute of Technology, and an MBA from Dowling Institute. He is highly proficient in languages including C++, Go, Python, and Java, and brings deep expertise across industries from defense to finance.

David is the COO of Conversion Squared Corporation where he manages multiple assets of the company in different markets. Prior to that, he was president and CEO of Critical Watch Corporation, a cybersecurity SAAS Company, which was sold as part of a successful exit. Prior to that David was VP and GM of the intelligent networking telecom business of IEX Corp., which was acquired by Tekelec Corp. Prior to that he was President of wireless security provider Hawkeye System Corp., which was acquired by a UK company. David also served in various technical and marketing management positions at Motorola SCADA system group. He holds four U.S. patents and has a BS in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of Connecticut.

Eric Sackowitz is CTO and Co-Founder of SecureCo, a Quantum Network company, where he leads technology strategy, product architecture, engineering, and the continued development of SecureCo’s stealth and network obfuscation technologies. His work focuses on reducing network attack surface, preventing adversarial reconnaissance, protecting identity and communications, and enabling secure, resilient data transport across commercial and contested networks.

Eric brings more than three decades of technology leadership spanning cybersecurity, communications, software engineering, digital media, and large-scale infrastructure. Prior to SecureCo, he served as CTO and COO of PeerStream, where he helped establish the technology and business initiatives that ultimately led to the creation of SecureCo.

Earlier in his career, Eric held senior technology leadership positions at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), Gotuit Media/Digitalsmiths, and CBS/Viacom, leading organizations responsible for product development, engineering, technology operations, and large-scale digital platforms.
Eric holds a B.S. in Business and Marketing from the State University of New York at Albany and serves on SecureCo’s Board of Directors.

Ophir is the president and Co-founder of Conversion Squared Corporation. Prior to that Ophir was Vice President of Business Development for Instinct Marketing. Under his direction a small lead generation company for local matchmakers became a large network with several offers in the dating industry. Prior to that, he worked for Blockdot, an advergaming company,as Director of Online Media. Under his leadership he was able to help the company get sold to Media General. Ophir has over 22 years of experience in business development and digital marketing, driving growth, scaling performance-based campaigns, and building strategic partnerships that deliver long-term value.
Ophir holds a degree in Business Administration from University of Kansas and an MBA in Marketing from University of Phoenix.

David is the COO of Conversion Squared Corporation where he manages multiple assets of the company in different markets. Prior to that, he was president and CEO of Critical Watch Corporation, a cybersecurity SAAS Company, which was sold as part of a successful exit. Prior to that David was VP and GM of the intelligent networking telecom business of IEX Corp., which was acquired by Tekelec Corp. Prior to that he was President of wireless security provider Hawkeye System Corp., which was acquired by a UK company. David also served in various technical and marketing management positions at Motorola SCADA system group. He holds four U.S. patents and has a BS in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of Connecticut.

Eric Sackowitz is CTO and Co-Founder of SecureCo, a Quantum Network company, where he leads technology strategy, product architecture, engineering, and the continued development of SecureCo’s stealth and network obfuscation technologies. His work focuses on reducing network attack surface, preventing adversarial reconnaissance, protecting identity and communications, and enabling secure, resilient data transport across commercial and contested networks.

Eric brings more than three decades of technology leadership spanning cybersecurity, communications, software engineering, digital media, and large-scale infrastructure. Prior to SecureCo, he served as CTO and COO of PeerStream, where he helped establish the technology and business initiatives that ultimately led to the creation of SecureCo.

Earlier in his career, Eric held senior technology leadership positions at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), Gotuit Media/Digitalsmiths, and CBS/Viacom, leading organizations responsible for product development, engineering, technology operations, and large-scale digital platforms.
Eric holds a B.S. in Business and Marketing from the State University of New York at Albany and serves on SecureCo’s Board of Directors.

Dr. Ed Amoroso is CEO of TAG Cyber. An NYU professor and former AT&T executive, Ed started TAG Cyber in 2016 to democratize research and advisory services and unleash his inner entrepreneur. Business Insider tapped him as one of the country’s 50 leaders “who helped lead the cyber security industry.”

Adi has over 20 years as a global leader in information technology, enterprise IT cybersecurity, Operational Technology, management consulting, as well as specialized services in Defense and Intelligence. He managed several classified and open programs/portfolios in USA and Europe. During his 14-year tenure with Blue Canopy Group, Mr. Karisik served as a partner and one of the key leaders in National Security. Since 2017 Mr. Karisik has been involved in setting up a focused Operational Technology Services Practice within Jacobs. Currently, the practice covers several hundreds of clients globally.  In 2022 Adi joined the Divergent Solutions Line of Business and since then he leads Jacobs OT Cybersecurity division  Adi is a passionate pilot, a former nationally ranked NCAA Division 1 tennis coach, and active in Civil Air Patrol where he volunteers his time to train cadets and fly search and rescue missions. 

Neil has spent the last 25 years in the military, intelligence community, and business world as a thought leader in security solutions and the technology which delivers them. Neil spent 10 years at the National Security Agency, where, in his last role, he was the senior executive responsible for the Nation’s code generation and production capacity, the products often referred to as the “nuclear button.” Prior to that, he held a number of strategic roles, collaborating with industry to improve and deliver commercial security products and standards, and protecting classified communications for the US and our allies.

Cale is a member of executive management at Kagwerks and leads all technology efforts in developing tactical hardware and communications technology for the connected warfighter and first responder. Prior to Kägwerks, Cale served as the Senior Vice President for goTenna Inc., leading the launch of the goTenna Pro in 2018 and driving federal sales for tactical edge communications solutions.  Cale also served as a strategic planner and congressional liaison at the Department of Homeland Security. Cale began his career in the military as an SMP (Simultaneous Military Personnel) with Company G (Ranger) 143rd Infantry, then as a Platoon Leader in the 1st Battalion (ABN), 501st Infantry Regiment.

Over his 33 years of distinguished military service, VADM White gained unparalleled insight and experience in cyberspace security and intelligence operations across the Department of Defense, and in coordination with other federal agencies and international partners. His most recent tour was as Commander, U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. Tenth FleetCyber/U.S. Navy Space Command. He previously commanded the Cyber National Mission Force/USCYBERCOM, served as director for intelligence/J2, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, and was a deputy director, of Tailored Access Operations, NSA. VADM White holds degrees from the United States Naval Academy, the Naval Postgraduate School, and the National Defense University. He began his career as a surface warfare officer aboard the USS Missouri (BB-63).