Camille Stewart Gloster

The daughter of Jamaican immigrants, Camille earned a BS from Miami University (Ohio) and a JD from American University. After advising the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and then Deloitte on cyber risk, she joined Google, where she rose to Global Head of Product Security Strategy. Camille later served in the Biden White House as the first Deputy National Cyber Director for Technology and Ecosystem Security. After leaving government, Camille launched CAS Strategies, a strategic advisory firm that helps companies, governments, and nonprofits navigate secure AI, systemic resilience, and the converging risks that define the next era of national and global security.