David
Dunn
Chief Information Security Officer
David Dunn is the Chief Information Security Officer for Kroll. David joined in 2016, and his teams manage the global security operations center, incident response, security engineering, threat intelligence, security architecture, vulnerability management, vendor security risk as well as coordinating Kroll’s SOC2 and ISO certifications. David was a police officer for 20 years, specializing in large scale financial cyber crime investigations.
David Dunn is the Chief Information Security Officer for Kroll. David joined in 2016, and his teams manage the global security operations center, incident response, security engineering, threat intelligence, security architecture, vulnerability management, vendor security risk as well as coordinating Kroll’s SOC2 and ISO certifications. David was a police officer for 20 years, specializing in large scale financial cyber crime investigations.
In his role, David will continue to strengthen the firm’s security program to address the evolving and complex threat landscape. His remit also includes ensuring that Kroll’s information security program meets business needs and client expectations.
Prior to joining Kroll, David spent three years at FIS Global (FIS), where he was Vice President of Incident Response and Threat Intelligence. His teams included global incident response, threat research, threat intelligence and privacy investigations. Through his efforts, the intelligence group worked closely with the incident response team and together they protected FIS and its customers from malicious activity and fraud.
David is also a 19-year veteran of the Seattle Police department. He was also a member of the U.S. Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force for 13 years. In the final six years of his tenure with the task force, he worked as a part-time strategic advisor/detective.
David has coordinated multiple international investigations involving breaches and attacks at hundreds of businesses as well as disrupting international money laundering operations.
His cases resulted in multiple successful arrests and extraditions of overseas hackers. He was also responsible for the takedown of a major credit card fraud forum and associated, stolen credential stores. He was the primary investigator for U.S. vs. Roman Seleznev, a case that resulted in the arrest of one of the world’s largest vendors of stolen financial information. That case resulted in one of the lengthiest credit card fraud sentences in U.S. history. His money laundering investigations resulted in the successful seizure of over $17 million.
David is a three-time recipient of the U.S. Secret Service Forensic Examiner of the Year award, and he was also the 2012 Seattle Police Department Detective of the Year.
David graduated from Washington State University. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and is a graduate of the FBI CISO Academy.
