Michael Leiter is a national security expert with unparalleled insight into counterterrorism and cybersecurity, gained through leadership roles at the highest levels of U.S. intelligence and defense operations.

As Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (2007-2011), Leiter led the primary U.S. organization for terrorism intelligence analysis. His distinguished career includes service as a Naval Flight Officer in combat operations and as law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, complemented by his role establishing the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

Michael helps organizations navigate complex security landscapes by translating high-level intelligence strategies into practical risk management frameworks. His experience integrating intelligence across government agencies provides valuable models for breaking down information silos within corporations, particularly in identifying emerging threats and creating resilient response protocols.

Audiences gain actionable insights on threat assessment methodologies, strategies for protecting digital infrastructure against evolving threats, and frameworks for crisis management that balance security needs with operational continuity. Michael's presentations blend theoretical understanding with real-world applications drawn from national security operations.

Book Michael for an insider's perspective on security challenges that combines analytical rigor with practical solutions for today's most pressing organizational vulnerabilities.