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Andre McGregor
CEO, Founder, and Cybersecurity Expert
Andre McGregor is the CEO and Founder of ForceMetrics, a data analytics software platform focused on improving law enforcement engagement with the community.1 With a diverse background in cybersecurity, data analytics, and technology, McGregor has leveraged his expertise to create an innovative solution for public safety.
Professional Background
Andre McGregor's career spans various roles in cybersecurity and law enforcement:
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FBI Experience: He served as a Cyber Special Agent, Supervisory Special Agent, and FBI Cyber Liaison to the United Nations, where he was involved in high-profile cyber cases and led multi-agency investigation teams.1
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Private Sector: McGregor has held positions such as Head of IT Security at Tanium and Strategic Advisor and Chief Security Officer at Namely.1
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Advisory Roles: He has served as an Advisor for YL Ventures and StackRox, contributing his expertise to the cybersecurity industry.1
ForceMetrics
McGregor founded ForceMetrics to address the gap he identified in police data utilization. The platform aims to:
- Provide officers, dispatchers, and co-responders with quick access to reliable information about individuals they encounter.2
- Improve police-community relations by offering context and promoting empathy in interactions.2
- Enhance decision-making in public safety scenarios by presenting actionable data rapidly.3
Education and Certifications
Andre McGregor holds a Bachelor's degree from Brown University (2000-2004) and has numerous certifications in cybersecurity, emergency services, and diving.1
Philosophy and Impact
McGregor's approach with ForceMetrics is to use data analytics to create a more nuanced understanding of individuals in law enforcement interactions. The platform is designed to:
- De-escalate potentially challenging situations.2
- Improve response times and decision-making in critical moments.3
- Foster collaboration and information sharing within and across agencies.3
Currently, ForceMetrics is being used in multiple cities across three states, with plans for further expansion.2
