Florida’s software sector includes companies building enterprise platforms, financial technology systems, workforce applications, and specialized tools used across government and industry. These organizations depend on strong cybersecurity leadership to protect intellectual property, safeguard customer data, and ensure secure development practices throughout the software lifecycle. The professionals below represent cybersecurity leaders helping strengthen security programs across Florida’s software ecosystem.
Felipe Medina — Chief Information Security Officer, Geographic Solutions, Inc.
Felipe Medina serves as Chief Information Security Officer at Geographic Solutions, where he leads cybersecurity strategy, incident response readiness, and enterprise security architecture for the workforce software provider. His work focuses on protecting the company’s platforms while providing security leadership and guidance to customers relying on the organization’s technology.
Medina brings extensive expertise in deep packet inspection, security operations, log management, and computer forensics. A Certified Ethical Hacker, he has also served as an expert witness in Florida court proceedings involving digital forensics investigations. Before entering the private sector, Medina served honorably as an intelligence analyst in the United States Army, where he held a TS-SCI security clearance.
Chris Droz — Chief Information Security Officer, JAMIS Software Solutions
Chris Droz serves as Chief Information Security Officer at JAMIS Software Solutions, where he oversees cybersecurity strategy and operational security programs for the enterprise software company. His responsibilities include ensuring secure development practices, protecting cloud and hosted environments, and managing risk across the organization’s software platforms.
Droz brings more than three decades of experience in information technology leadership, software development, and professional services. His career spans industries including retail point-of-sale systems, ERP platforms, clinical research software, healthcare systems, and Department of Defense programs. His leadership blends technical security oversight with experience managing complex technology teams and large-scale system implementations.
James Dipasupil — Chief Information Security Officer, Private Wealth Systems
James Dipasupil is Chief Information Security Officer at Private Wealth Systems, where he leads cybersecurity strategy for a platform supporting wealth management and financial services organizations. His work focuses on strengthening cyber readiness, incident response capabilities, and security governance across the company’s technology environment.
With more than twenty years of cybersecurity leadership experience, Dipasupil has built security programs across Fortune 500 enterprises, startups, and mid-sized organizations. His approach emphasizes practical, business-focused security strategies that help executives understand cyber risk while improving organizational resilience against threats such as ransomware, data breaches, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
Justin Anderson — Senior Enterprise Architect and Chief Information Security Officer, iSite LLC
Justin Anderson serves as Senior Enterprise Architect and Chief Information Security Officer at iSite LLC, where he helps design secure enterprise technology environments while overseeing cybersecurity strategy and compliance initiatives.
Anderson’s work spans enterprise architecture, security compliance, and software development. His background includes building and integrating .NET-based systems, designing enterprise platforms, and guiding organizations through secure application development and infrastructure design. His dual role as both enterprise architect and security leader allows him to integrate cybersecurity directly into the technical foundations of the software platforms his teams build.
Securing Florida’s Software Innovation
Software companies sit at the center of modern digital infrastructure, powering everything from financial services and healthcare systems to workforce platforms and enterprise operations. Protecting these environments requires cybersecurity leaders who understand both application security and the broader business risks associated with software platforms.
The professionals featured here represent security leaders helping Florida’s software companies strengthen security architecture, protect customer data, and build resilient platforms that support organizations around the world.
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