Who We Are – Analysis and Resilience Center for Systemic Risk (ARC)

Who We Are

MEMBERS

Our members are owners and operators of the nation’s most critical financial and energy sector infrastructure.

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PARTNERS

Our work is conducted through private sector‑led operational collaboration between our members, sector partners, and the U.S. Government.

We collaborate with Sector Risk Management Agencies and the intelligence, defense, homeland security, law enforcement, and regulatory communities, as well as FS-ISAC, E-ISAC, and other sector partners.

EXECUTIVE TEAM

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Scott DePasquale

President and CEO

Scott DePasquale

President and CEO

Nicole West

Chief Operating Officer

Nicole West

Chief Operating Officer

Chris Button

Chief Intelligence Officer

Chris Button

Chief Intelligence Officer

Bruce J. Walker, JD

Head of Energy Risk Operations/
Energy Chief Risk Officer

Bruce J. Walker, JD

Head of Energy Risk Operations/
Energy Chief Risk Officer

Wayne T. Greene, CISSP

Chief Information Officer

Wayne T. Greene, CISSP

Chief Information Officer

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Todd Sullivan

Head of Finance Risk Operations/
Finance Chief Risk Officer

Todd Sullivan

Head of Finance Risk Operations/
Finance Chief Risk Officer

Russ Fitzgibbons

Senior Risk Advisor

Russ Fitzgibbons

Senior Risk Advisor

Fran Moore

Senior Intelligence Advisor

Fran Moore

Senior Intelligence Advisor

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Craig Froelich, Chair

Chief Information Security Officer,
Bank of America

Jason Witty, Vice Chair

Global Chief Information Security Officer,
JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Jerry Brady

Global Chief Information Security Officer,
Morgan Stanley

Matthew Chung

Chief Information Security Officer and
Head of Technology Risk,
Goldman Sachs

Tom Fanning

Chairman, President and CEO,
Southern Company

Bill Fehrman

President and CEO,
Berkshire Hathaway Energy

Elizabeth Joyce

Chief Information Security Officer,
State Street Corporation

Kurt Lieber

Chief Information Security Officer,
Wells Fargo

Jeff Lunglhofer

Managing Director and Chief Information
Security Officer,
BNY Mellon

Jason Mull

Chief Information Security Officer,
CLS Group

Jerry Perullo

Chief Information Security Officer,
Intercontinental Exchange

Pedro Pizarro

President and CEO,
Edison International

Stephen Scharf

Chief Security Officer,
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation

Al Tarasiuk

Chief Information Security Officer,
Citi

Scott DePasquale

President and CEO,
Analysis & Resilience Center for Systemic Risk

Craig Froelich, Chair

Chief Information Security Officer,
Bank of America

Jason Witty, Vice Chair

Global Chief Information Security Officer,
JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Jerry Brady

Global Chief Information Security Officer,
Morgan Stanley

Matthew Chung

Chief Information Security Officer and
Head of Technology Risk,
Goldman Sachs

Tom Fanning

Chairman, President and CEO,
Southern Company

Bill Fehrman

President and CEO,
Berkshire Hathaway Energy

Elizabeth Joyce

Chief Information Security Officer,
State Street Corporation

Kurt Lieber

Chief Information Security Officer,
Wells Fargo

Jeff Lunglhofer

Managing Director and Chief Information
Security Officer,
BNY Mellon

Jason Mull

Chief Information Security Officer,
CLS Group

Jerry Perullo

Chief Information Security Officer,
Intercontinental Exchange

Pedro Pizarro

President and CEO,
Edison International

Stephen Scharf

Chief Security Officer,
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation

Al Tarasiuk

Chief Information Security Officer,
Citi

Scott DePasquale

President and CEO,
Analysis & Resilience Center for Systemic Risk

Bruce J. Walker, JD

Head of Energy Risk Operations/Energy Chief Risk Officer

Prior to joining the ARC, Bruce was nominated by President Trump and unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2017 to serve as Assistant Secretary for the Office of Electricity at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). In this capacity, he provided national leadership to enhance our nation’s security for defense critical energy infrastructure and led national research to develop technologies and capabilities to meet this responsibility, including advancing microgrids, high speed/high fidelity sensing and data analytics, and bulk power energy infrastructure modelling. As Assistant Secretary, Bruce initiated and completed various key initiatives, including designating the Critical Defense Facilities and their associated Defense Critical Electric Infrastructure throughout the United States and its territories, the creation of the North American Energy Resilience Model – a first-of-its-kind model that includes all bulk power energy assets throughout North America – and the establishment of the Grid Storage Launchpad focused on accelerating the development of mega-watt scale energy storage, the groundbreaking of which occurred in August 2020.

Bruce also served as the Acting Assistant Secretary of DOE’s Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response when the office was established.

Notably, Bruce was also responsible for the four Power Marketing Administrations (PMA) established by Congress. These four PMAs own and operate the transmission system that connects U.S. federal hydro-electric generation to rural America from more than 100 hydro-electric turbines. The CEO led PMAs employ more than 5,000 federal employees, provide power in 34 states covering more than 2 million square miles and fund many Department of Interior and United States Army Corps projects associated with the dams.

Bruce also served as the Chief Environmental Review and Permitting Officer for all departments within DOE and the federal ex-officio member on the Department of Homeland Security – Federal Emergency Management Agency National Advisory Council. Lastly, he was the senior official responsible for one of three Primary Mission Essential Functions that support the eight National Essential Functions.

Prior to joining DOE, Bruce was the Deputy County Executive for Putnam County, New York and served on the Board of Directors for the Hudson Valley FBI Infragard partnership. For more than 20 years, he held leadership positions in System Operations, Emergency Management, Asset Management and Regulatory Services across National Grid U.S. and Consolidated Edison of New York. Bruce has previously served on DOE’s Electricity Advisory Committee; was an advisor for the development of the mega-watt scale renewable resources integration lab developed by DOE in Golden, Colorado; and was a member of the Board of Directors for GridWise Alliance, Inc., where he co-founded the Global Smart Grid Federation, a collaboration among 18 countries to modernize the world’s electric energy system.

Bruce holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College and a Juris Doctor in Law from Pace University where he was the technical editor on the Environmental Law Review and received an Environmental Law Certificate. He has completed the Distribution Systems program from Siemens – Power Technologies International. Bruce is a distinguished graduate of the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School and received an Honorable Discharge from the United States Military Academy.

Wayne T. Greene, CISSP

Chief Information Officer

Wayne was previously Chief Information Officer and Chief Security Officer of the ARC’s predecessor organization, the Financial Systemic Analysis and Resilience Center (FSARC).

Wayne has been in the field of information assurance for more than 25 years, spanning careers within the U.S. military, public, and private sectors. Prior to joining FSARC, Wayne was Chief Information Systems Security Officer for KeyPoint Government Solutions, where he was directly responsible for the creation, implementation, management and oversight of the company’s information security and incident response programs. This role included all activity necessary to accredit sensitive U.S. Government networks via the Federal Risk Management Framework’s assessment and authorization process.

Wayne previously served as Chief Information Security Officer and Director of Cyber Security at General Dynamics Corporation with direct executive management oversight of the entire information security program across all domestic and international business lines. In that role, Wayne represented General Dynamics on the Defense Industrial Base Sector Coordinating Council and served on numerous U.S. Government working groups and task forces to define cybersecurity best practices, policies, and disruptive technologies to better protect U.S. national security interests.

Wayne developed his expertise in Information Assurance as a Special Agent within the Federal Bureau of Investigation and as a member of the United States Air Force. Within his bureau career, he was selected for numerous specialty assignments related to foreign counterintelligence and cyber investigative matters, held various supervisory roles, and ultimately served as Head of the FBI Counterintelligence Division’s Cyber and Telecommunications program to counter threats posed by foreign state actors in matters with a counterintelligence and cyber nexus. Wayne has also held positions as a nuclear engineer, petroleum engineer, environmental engineer, and police officer.

Wayne is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional. He is a nuclear engineering graduate and is pursuing advanced degrees in Enterprise Architecture along with Information Assurance and Cybersecurity.

Fran Moore

Senior Intelligence Advisor

Fran focuses on emerging issue assessments in support of the ARC’s intelligence requirements and advises on how the ARC interacts with government partners to drive strategic warning on systemic threats. She previously served as Director of Intelligence of the ARC’s predecessor organization, the Financial Systemic Analysis and Resilience Center (FSARC), where sheled FSARC’s efforts to work with critical national infrastructure operators and the U.S. Government to deliver strategic early warnings of potential attack on financial systems. Fran also heads FPM Consulting, LLC, which provides national security and management advice to federal and commercial clients.

Prior to joining FSARC, Fran served as Vice President of the Cipher Brief, helping make it the go-to place for understanding fast-breaking national security events in a complex world. Fran retired from the Central Intelligence Agency in 2015 as a senior executive with 32 years of leadership and intelligence analysis experience. A highlight of her Agency career was leading the Agency’s large-scale substantive analytic program as Director for Intelligence. During a period of complex global change, Fran ensured timely and accurate intelligence insight for the President, senior policymakers, Congress, warfighters, and law enforcement. She also led analysis in CIA’s Counterterrorism Center, served as the first Chief of Strategic Planning for the Director of National Intelligence’s Presidential Daily Brief, and led analysis in CIA’s Counterintelligence Center. Early in her career, Fran served as an analyst on East Asia.

Fran is a member of the National Academy of Sciences Social and Behavioral Sciences Decadal Survey and serves on INSA’s Security Policy Review Committee and AFCEA’s Intelligence Committee. Since 2014, she has served on the board of the Intelligence Community’s Studies in Intelligence. She was CIA’s Chair for Harvard’s Learning Innovations Lab from 2014 to 2015.

Among her many career recognitions, Fran received a Presidential Rank Award, Distinguished Executive in 2013. Fran graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Summa Cum Laude from Elmira College in 1982, with Bachelors’ degrees in International Relations and Political Science.