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Sam Curry is an Adjunct Professor at Nichols College and a Visiting Fellow at the National Security Institute, George Mason University. He is actively engaged in cybersecurity academia while serving as Chief Security Officer at Cybereason and President of Cybereason Government, Inc.
His educational background includes:
- Masters of Science, Nichols College
- Bachelor of Arts, University of Massachusetts Lowell
- Diplôme d'études collégiales, John Abbott College
Sam Curry's research and professional focus spans cybersecurity, counterterrorism, cyber defense, and security policy. With over 20 patents and leadership roles at RSA, McAfee, and MicroStrategy, his work bridges technical innovation and strategic risk management. His expertise is frequently shared through Forbes contributions and media appearances on CNN, NBC, CBS, and Fox News.
Although no specific academic articles are listed, his influence in cyber thought leadership is evident through policy engagement, board roles, and public commentary.
His recognitions include:
- Pillar of CERIAS award at Purdue University (2015)
- SC Media’s 30th Anniversary Visionary Award (2019)
- Cyberjutsu’s Hidden Champion leading change in Cyber (2020)
Sam Curry advises through executive mentorship and startup leadership, contributing to the growth of emerging cybersecurity firms. He serves on the board of the Cybersecurity Coalition and Sequitur Labs, and has led R&D initiatives across multiple organizations. His work integrates academic insight with real-world application in government and industry.
He is affiliated with the cybersecurity academic community through Nichols College and George Mason University, where he contributes to national security discourse and education.
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