John Sebes provides consulting services related to information security, technology strategy, and IT operations assurance. With experience in executive management and in technology innovation and development, he has performed a variety of roles including strategist, architect, designer, analyst, and advisor for a variety of organizations including established technology companies, start-ups, venture capital firms, major government agencies, and financial services firms. Typical services include:

	Technology strategy to early stage companies, including an acting Chief Technology Officer role;
	Product and market strategy to established technology firms, including security architecture, design, or review of applications, systems, and services;
	Security program review, design, and development, for both enterprises and technology vendors.
	Comprehensive enterprise security technology design and deployment planning, as well as enterprise security program review, design, and development.

Experience for these services draws on over 25 years in development and management in technology businesses that have been focused on distributed computing or information security. Breadth of technical expertise includes a variety of strategic and/or security-critical systems such as banking, payments, mobile computing, healthcare informatics, electronic medical records, digital rights management, digital control systems, and national critical infrastructure protection.

Here you can also find some opinion, commentary, and information on a number topics, but with similar perspective and a focus on what I think is the essential point.

	In my Blog I focus on innovation and value, often with a slant to security, providing a running commentary on the continuing stream of tech innovations and why some create value and often others don't.
	My series of Selected Shorts consists of newsletter articles on security topics, each with a goal to de-mystify an issue that usually has a much simpler main point than the buzzwords would suggest.
	I also provide a listing of some mostly online Resources that I find useful - reference sites, news outlets, blogs, books, etc. - in either or both of the spheres of security/privacy/trust and innovation/creation/value.