He directly manages the delivery of ITGS consulting services, and SecurePlay product development and support services. SecurePlay software provides cheating protection and piracy protection for games -- a feature of immediate practicality to game developers and game hosting providers. Mr. Davis is well-versed in all aspects of PC, console, and wireless-based application product development. Mr. Davis' depth of technical expertise, combined with his extensive management background, is pivotal to explaining the relevance of security technology investments to today's senior executives.

As an inventor and holder of issued patents in digital signatures, anti-piracy techniques, gaming, and auction technologies, Mr. Davis is particularly adept at creating broad and solid claims for patents in technologies serving client-server, peer-to-peer and other system topologies. These architectures dominate the entertainment and interactive content markets.

Mr. Davis' seventeen years of expertise has been essential to business growth at TRW, CSC, Bell Atlantic, and SAIC.

• He has served as Network Security Manager for U.S. Treasury on the Treasury Communications System (TCS) program.
• Mr. Davis was the Lead Support Security Engineer for the implementation of a major US Government Agency's effort to re-architect its entire Information Technology infrastructure with over 40 years of legacy computing equipment.
• Mr. Davis defined the system architecture to support on-line computer crime investigations over the Internet for the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) National Computer Crime Squad (NCCS).
• Mr. Davis led the application service evaluation of a major satellite broadcasting architecture, and identified severe architectural problems which compromised its delivery of services (since remedied)
• At Bell Atlantic, Mr. Davis was the Manager for Information Security in the Information Technology organization.
• Mr. Davis served as Associate Technical Director for the Product and System Test and Integration (PST&I) contract where he provided requirements analysis, design, and INFOSEC support to the Multi-level Information System Security Initiative (MISSI).
• Mr. Davis led the security profile and evaluation effort for a critical portion of the Electronic Key Management System (EKMS).
• Mr. Davis was senior engineer for the development of the first Virtual Private Network over Intelink - the Intelligence Community's web.
• He also designed and courses for installation and use of early FORTEZZA smart cards including messaging (X.400, SMTP/MIME and MSP (Message Security Protocol)), public key technology and infrastructures.

Mr. Davis holds a B.A. Mathematics from the University of California-Berkeley. He obtained his Masters Degree from George Washington University in Security Policy Studies. He holds two patents and three pending patents for innovative security solutions.