Jeffery P. Stollman

Jeffery P. Stollman is an identity management, privacy, and information security expert with experience in authentication architecture, cybersecurity, and enterprise identity solutions. He earned both a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and English and a Master of Arts in Economics from Tufts University in 1974. He also holds a Project Management Master Certificate from George Washington University, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credential, and a COBIT Foundation Certificate.

Mr. Stollman has focused his career on developing and implementing identity and privacy technologies for government and commercial organizations. His experience includes designing global authentication architectures, leading multidisciplinary teams, and developing solutions involving smart card identification, identity assurance platforms, and security frameworks. He has managed programs supporting logical and physical identity initiatives and has worked on identity solutions intended for federal government applications. His work has also included the development of service-oriented architectures to support secure identity management across a range of transactions and environments.

In addition to his professional work, Mr. Stollman has authored publications related to data security and privacy, holds multiple U.S. patents involving identity and security technologies, and has participated in professional organizations and standards initiatives focused on information security, identity management, and telecommunications. His background encompasses identity architecture, privacy, authentication systems, cybersecurity, and information governance relevant to litigation and regulatory matters.