Executive Bio of Greg Fowlds
Greg Fowlds, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), partners with C-level executives to protect their organization's information from the potential threats of unauthorized access and cyber-attacks. Greg understands the complexity of providing comprehensive security-centric solutions through vulnerability scanning, risk assessments, systems analysis and network design in agreement with the stake holder’s security policy objective and business directives. He cultivated his knowledge of information technology acquiring certifications in Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), CompTIA Security +, ITIL v2011-Foundation Certification in IT Service Management, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and Microsoft Certified Professional. Greg expanded his knowledge of a global economy while working with AIG, Inc. As the Subject Matter Expert of data center infrastructure management software (DCIM), he traveled to the UK and Asia ensuring the successful implementation as the Data Center Infrastructure Management Tools Administrator. His memberships in the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) and International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC)² enable Greg to stay well-informed of current and evolving security issues.
Much of the dedication, loyalty, passion, and drive recognizable in Greg developed from his life as the son of United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Cecil M. Fowlds, a decorated war veteran, pilot, and civil engineer. Like most military children, Greg’s adaptability stems from a life of frequent moves. Born in West Point Hospital, New York, his childhood was spent moving from Colorado Springs, Colorado to the island of Oahu, Hawaii settling in Fort Worth where Greg chose to pursue his career and raise a family.
The Federal Aviation Administration licenses Greg as a pilot of single engine land aircraft. Greg served as a member of the Board and Sergeant-at-Arms for Metroport Rotary Club. He also enjoyed serving his community through the Northeast Tarrant Chamber.