Mathew Davis

Independent consulting firm specializing in encrypted, secure, and integrated cloud solutions.

Co-owner / Principal Consultant

Responsible for a team of 25 people and a portfolio of client projects in the fields of IT and cybersecurity.

Penetration Testing Project Manager (Axa Go): Managing a team of 7 consultants and managing 4 cybersecurity providers to carry out 350 penetration tests on a global network of 200 assets.

Cloud Telecommunications Director / PMO (Skyvera): Overseeing the implementation of native cloud SaaS and artificial intelligence solutions across the enterprise, deployed to 47 B2B clients internationally.

Post-Acquisition Integration Manager: Evaluation of the Professional Services team and management of the operational integration of 5 acquired companies.

Jira Administrator: Administration of the Jira platform for 160 international subcontractors.

Senior Security Consultant (Opera Conseil): Responsible for technical pre-sales for firewall implementation projects with 3 major suppliers – clients: Rugby World Cup / Olympic Games, EDF, Boiron.

SOCaaS Product Designer: Design of an internal native cloud cybersecurity solution, augmented by AI agents, mobilizing the expertise of 25 consultants for clients with advanced security needs.

Active Directory Administrator (Cloudiway): Ensuring ISO 27001 compliance during cloud migrations of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and AWS clients to Microsoft Azure, with access management for 100 users worldwide.

Client Security Integration Manager (NextLabs): Leading international teams for the integration of SAP Hana and attribute-based access control (ABAC) with major groups: Bosch, Roche, Airbus.

One of the 29 private higher education institutions that are members of the IONIS Group, which has 35,000 students.

Teacher – Data protection by design, software security principles, web application security protocols

Delivers three courses based on experiential learning to groups of 35 Master's and Bachelor's level students.

Deployment of IT systems for all 19 US Army medical facilities and offices in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.

Drafting and testing of a unified wireless communication plan between the four (4) regional branches of the armed forces operating in medical facilities, in coordination with the South Korean and US governments, in preparation for armed conflict situations.

Design, development, and integration of secure applications for tracking COVID-19 tests, managing quarantines in dedicated facilities, and treating 65,000 US citizens in the Asia-Pacific region.

Supervision of the entire IT commissioning process for the new US military hospital (planning, configuration, validation of ISO 27001 compliance), resulting in a 79% increase in capacity.

Project management of the local component of a global cloud infrastructure transition initiative; project completed on time (9 months) with bi-monthly reports to management.

Collaboration with the South Korean government to extend the LAN/WAN network from 7 to 19 facilities.

Management of the operations of two data centers, while ensuring response to approximately 90 cyber threats or incidents of foreign origin.

Command of a team of 120 soldiers, management of $100 million in assets, and supervision of network access allocation.