Camille Singleton brings fifteen years of professional experience to cybersecurity topics, both in the US government and as an analyst at IBM. While specializing in threats to operational technology, she is conversant on a range of topics affecting the cyber threat landscape, including industry-specific analysis, multifactor authentication, ransomware, destructive malware, and phishing trends. She has published multiple articles addressing pressing cybersecurity topics, ranging from vulnerability management to Powershell-based attacks to trends in hacktivism. Camille has appeared as a speaker at THINK, RSA 365, the Australian Cyber Conference, and multiple WiCyS events and has authored several white papers, including "Combating Destructive Malware: Lessons from the Front Lines" and the 2021 IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence Index. She has two master’s degrees — one from Oxford University and another from George Mason University — lending academic depth to her analysis to complement her professional experience.

Charles DeBeck is a senior cyber threat intelligence strategic analyst with IBM X-Force Incident Response and Intelligence Services (IRIS). Charles brings 7 years of experience working for the National Security Agency, Deloitte & Touche LLP, and IBM. He firmly believes that threat intelligence can strengthen an organization’s defenses at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels while effectively communicating critical information to stakeholders.

Mitch Mayne
Public Information Officer
IBM Security X-Force Cyber Threat Intelligence

Mitch is the Public Information Officer (PIO) for IBM Security X-Force Threat Intelligence. Mitch is a well-known voice in the cybersecurity realm, and the author of several thought leadership articles and the host of multiple podcast series that help organizations stay safer from cyber threats.  With a background in journalism, Mitch specializes in translating deep technical content into usable, consumable information for the everyday business user. He holds a Masters Degree in Communication and Media from Stanford University.