Integrated Cyber Solutions Appoints Veteran Data & AI Scientist Jeremy J. Samuelson to Cyber Future Advisory Board
Mr. Samuelson is a mathematician and Data and AI Scientist with 16 years of experience architecting, building, and deploying machine learning and AI solutions across multiple sectors, including healthcare, financial services, power & utilities. He has led several large-scale security and anti-fraud initiatives, including payment fraud detection at Mastercard and identity fraud detection as Principal Data & AI Scientist within Digital Identity Engineering at Equifax.
Jeremy's career includes senior leadership roles in data science and analytics at Equifax, Endava North America, SimpleMachines, Mastercard, Promontory Financial Group (an IBM company), SemanticBits, Mana Health, and Honeywell. His work spans diverse sectors—building solutions for complex data environments, high-volume transactions, and mission-critical infrastructure.
In addition to his industry leadership, Jeremy serves on the Data Science Advisory Council at Hofstra University and teaches data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence at The University of Texas at Austin and at Caltech. He holds several professional certifications, including AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, AWS Certified Machine Learning – Specialty, and Accelerated Computing with CUDA Python from NVIDIA.
Jeremy's current research focuses on Bayesian Machine Learning, privacy-preserving techniques, and causal or counterfactual inference, all of which complement ICS's mission to provide predictive, privacy-conscious, and quantum-resilient cybersecurity solutions.
' Jeremy brings an exceptional combination of academic rigor, industry-tested leadership, and deep technical expertise, ' said Alan Guibord, Chairman and CEO of Integrated Cyber. ' His insight will help position ICS at the forefront of AI-driven and quantum-resilient cybersecurity for years to come. '
In connection with his appointment, the Company has granted Mr. Samuelson, through Rho Data Solutions, LLC., 300,000 stock options at $0.25, vesting over twelve months, pursuant to the Company's stock option plan.
For further information, please contact:
Alan Guibord
Chief Executive Officer
1 Stiles Road, Salem, New Hampshire, 03079, USA
Tel: +1-212-634-9534
Email: alan.guibord@integrated-cyber.com
www.integrated-cyber.com
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