Dr. Drew Durham, Director of Information Security & Compliance Division.  Drew has a distinguished career in law and government while acting as legal counsel and advisor for two Texas Governors, the present U.S. Attorney General, and the current President of the United States. His pervasive knowledge of law enforcement, particularly in the areas of identity theft and computer fraud, makes him the ideal person to head BioCyph’s Information Security and Compliance Division. He maintains a working relationship with a number of agencies and organizations e.g., the FBI (InfraGuard) and international associations whose missions focus on stopping criminals and terrorists from committing computer-based crimes and perpetrating acts of cyber terrorism, respectively. His special expertise encompasses investigation and analysis of voter registration systems, voting equipment testing & certification, and payment card systems.

Drew’s public service has enabled him to become the subject matter expert in the State of Colorado for the last two Governor’s (and the “go to” guy) in such volatile matters as illegal aliens & immigration, voter fraud, debit card implementation, identity theft, and computer fraud. He has worked for one of the top elected officials, the Colorado Secretary of State, and several appointed cabinet members. He advises the State Chief Security Officer (CISO) and has served as a member of U.S. Homeland Security Immigration and Custom Enforcement Documents and Benefits Task Force. As Inspector General for a $1 billion agency, he heads the Office of Organizational Integrity, a group of criminal investigators and auditors which investigates fraud, identity theft, security breaches and directs/oversees criminal and civil investigations. As Deputy Attorney General of Texas, he represented his state in North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) matters and served as liaison with the Republic of Mexico’s Attorney General and Drug Czar in international prosecutions involving theft, money laundering and use of scientific evidence in criminal cases.

After graduation from the University of Texas, Drew completed law school, receiving his Juris Doctor, and began the practice of law in the family law firm. During this period, he owned an Abstract Company, which examined land titles in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico Arkansas, and Missouri. He has represented the legal interests of his clients before all levels of state and federal courts. Drew has submitted briefs and made oral arguments before the United States Supreme Court in cases involving life and death issues.