Larry Cameron is a highly-skilled information security professional with decades of experience in a range of technical positions in some of the largest technology companies in the world. A graduate of several NSCC programs across Nova Scotia, he has worked in senior IT coordination and support roles for organizations like Bank of America, Hewlett Packard, MCI/Worldcom, and Research in Motion. Larry has also pioneered anti-human trafficking initiatives involving cryptocurrency, serving as a Co-Founder of the Anti-Human Trafficking Cryptocurrency Consortium (ATCC) and later as Chief Information Security Officer at the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative (ATII), as well as serving as a Senior Judge at Trace Labs. He is also a sought-after speaker on cybersecurity and cryptocurrency-related topics and has served as a host of the Darkwebathon.

Larry's educational background includes programs in network and cybersecurity, IT consulting, and computer science at NSCC, Halifax's NSIT, and elsewhere. His handling of data and security matters has been of such high quality that he has often been placed in leadership roles, such as being appointed the Technical Lab Specialist at Research In Motion or Senior IT Coordinator during the 2011 Halifax Canada Games. Larry joined Jentu Technologies Inc as Chief Information Security Officer and R&D as well as founded Quantus Technical Solutions, bringing his deep knowledge of information security to startups and other tech businesses.

In summary, Larry Cameron is a veteran cybersecurity professional, an advocate in anti-human trafficking initiatives, a seasoned IT coordinator, and a knowledgeable cryptocurrency expert. With a long history of technical support positions at major companies, he has gained extensive experience in information technology and has now ventured into entrepreneurship. He is a distinguished host and speaker.