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Santiago Paz (he/him)

Information Security Director, AGESIC Uruguay

Santiago is a Telecommunications engineer, specialized in Information Security, certified as Information Systems Auditor (CISA by ISACA), Information Security Practitioner (SSCP by ISC2), Project Manager Professional (PMP by PMI). In 2013 will finish a Master on Technology Management (MMoT).

He is the Director and founder of the National CERT at Uruguay (CERTuy). Has managed many projects at the Uruguayan government, among the most important were: Deployment of the Government’s Private Data Network, design and deployment of the Security System’s of the egovernment platform, design and implementation of the PKI Uruguay.

With more than 10 years of experience on IT and Mobile industry, he has managed projects on the private sector in Uruguay, Ghana, Pakistan, Puerto Rico and Belice and many international government cooperation at Panama, El Salvador and Ecuador via Uruguayan Government and OAS.
Member of IEEE Uruguay for more than 5 years been president of the GOLD group in Uruguay, and treasure Officer of IEEE chapter Uruguay. Co-author of the book “Wireless Engineer Body of Knowledge” (IEEE, ComSoc ISBN: 978-0-470-43366-9)

Sessions

Technology

Who goes there? Demystifying digital identity for all

This workshop explores what it means to be you in the digital world. We’ll uncover the forces and influences that impact the digital you – for better or for worse. See More.
50 months

Case studies: Going digital

In this session, we bring together case studies and concrete examples of government innovation, offering a chance to hear first-hand how transformation is changing the face of civics. See More.
Networking

Circlesquare

At FWD50, we know that experimentation is key to growth and innovation. At last year’s conference, attendees told us they wanted a chance to network and discuss hot topics and specific domains. So in partnership with BlackBerry we created an entirely new, participant-driven format called Circlesquare. See More.
Keynote

Uruguay's digital identity story