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Wayne Lee is a Senior Architect with West Monroe Partners, responsible for the firm's cybersecurity practice on the West Coast. He is a proven information security leader with nearly two decades of experience providing strategic and tactical cybersecurity expertise to corporations and government agencies. In his current role, Wayne works with clients to develop proactive strategies for protecting data, operations, and customers that meet the business and cultural needs of the organization while mitigating its security risk.
Keith Swiat is a director in West Monroe Partners' technology practice, specializing in cybersecurity. He has nearly 25 years of experience fortifying organizations against the ever-changing cyber-threat landscape. Specifically, Keith helps clients identify their organizations' highest strategic risks and then strengthen system controls, policies, and procedures surrounding access, segregation of duties, monitoring procedures, and more.
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