Mike Shultz is CEO and founder of Cybernance, a SAFETY Act-designated company that regulated industries, public companies, and government agencies rely on to oversee and manage cyber-risk. Previously, Shultz was CEO of cybersecurity firm Infoglide Software, the application that serves as the TSA's passenger screening program for the Transportation Threat Assessment and Credentialing department. As founder and CEO of QuestLink Technology, he structured $26.5 million in equity financing and negotiated a successful merger with eChips, Inc. Shultz was on the founding management team at Cirrus Logic and Integrated Device Technology, setting the sales strategy contributing to successful IPOs for both companies. Shultz received the Ernst & Young 2004 Entrepreneur of the Year Award and the 2002 Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce's Award for Innovative Business.