A Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Attorney. 

Anthony is a legal problem solver and litigator at Crowe & Dunlevy, one of Oklahoma’s largest and oldest firms, adjunct professor of cybersecurity law at Oklahoma City University Law School, and a cybersecurity policy fellow in New America’s Cybersecurity Initiative. Anthony provides guidance to clients facing sensitive banking, cybersecurity, regulatory, and environmental compliance issues.

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Featured In

  • Crowe & Dunlevy Labor and Employment Seminar

  • Information Warfare Summit IWSOKC 14,

  • B-Sides STL

  • B-Sides Denver

  • Fourth Annual Homeland Security Summit, Oklahoma City University School of Law

  • The Oklahoman

  • New America Cyber

  • Tulsa Cyber Summit, University of Tulsa

  • 5th Annual National Summit on Homeland Security Law

  • 29th Annual Healthcare Seminar

  • OneNet Cybersecurity Forum

  • OneTrust DataGuidance

  • Oklahoma Board of Regents Council on Information Technology Meeting

  • Dallas Morning News

  • Tulsa World

  • Oklahoma Bar Journal, 92 Vol 5

  • Crypto and Privacy Village at DefCon

  • B-Sides Knoxville

  • National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Conference

Upcoming Speaking Engagements

Previous Speaking Engagements

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Virtual Work and Ethics at the University of Texas Renewal Energy Conference
Stop Blaming Employees for Data Breaches at Convene in Clearwater, Florida
Not Experts But Leaders
CISO Get Out of Jail Free Card: U.S. v. Sullivan and What it Means for Criminal Liability for Cyber Professionals
Is 2023 the Year of Privacy?
Stay Schemin’: The DOJ’s Cyber Fraud Initiative and What Means for Businesses
CEOs, Boards, and Cybersecurity
Not Experts but Leaders: The Role of CEOs and Boards Addressing Cyber Security
The Multiverse of Madness: Navigating the 50-State Approach to Privacy and Security
What Boards Should Know About Cybersecurity and How to Make Them Listen
Stop Blaming Employees for Data Breaches: Employees as the Key to Your Cybersecurity
Employees are the Key to your Cybersecurity and Insecurity
2022 (Virutal) Cyber Security Conference (Hosted By Spears School of Business)
The Multiverse of Madness: Navigating the 50-State Approach to Privacy and Security
Thursday, October 21, 2021: Panel Discussion "Cybersecurity Breach! Incident Response Team Call to Action
Wednesday, October 20, 2021: Guest on the Legal Eagle Podcast
Tuesday, October 12, 2021: “Facing the Rapids: Employees are the Key to your Cybersecurity or Cyber Insecurity,” Crowe & Dunlevy Labor and Employment Seminar
Wednesday, October 6, 2021 : “Arrest the CISO! U.S. v. Sullivan and What it Means for Criminal Liability for Data Breaches,” Information Warfare Summit IWSOKC 14
Friday, September 17th: “Siri is a Snitch! The use of IoT devices in Government Investigations,”
Friday, September 10th,“Triple Threat,” B-Sides Denver Time: TBD
"Staying Fresh While the Feds Watch: Changes in Government Survelliance," Crypto and Privacy Village at DefCon
Saturday, August 7, 2021: “IoT Devices as Government Witnesses,” IoT Village at DefCon
Friday, August 6, 2021: “Playing God – Lawyer’s Role in Data Breaches,” Crypto and Privacy Village at DefCon
Friday, April 30,2021: "I hate lawyers! Working with attorneys during breaches to maintain privilege and your sanity," B-Sides Oklahoma 2021
Wednesday, April 28,2021:“Fallout from Florida: Why the Oldsmar water plant hack may mean government-mandated SCADA security is coming sooner than you think," B-Sides Knoxville
November 2020:“Nothing About You Says Computer Technology,” National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Conference,
December, 2019,“Wind Energy Regulations in Oklahoma” at Issues in Oklahoma Energy and Electric Utility Regulation,
November, 2019:“Oklahoma Universities and GDPR” at the Oklahoma Board of Regents Council on Information Technology Meeting
October 2019: “GDPR for Schools” at OneNet Cybersecurity Forum
October 2019:“Data Protection Overview," OneTrust DataGuidance

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