Jennifer Mulvihill

Jennifer Mulvihill is a candidate for her Master of Laws in cyber security and data privacy at Albany Law School.  She earned her JD from Cardozo School of Law with a concentration in intellectual property.  Jennifer is a graduate of Columbia University with a degree in English Literature and Spanish Language and Literature.  Jennifer leads cross-functional activity to facilitate innovative and effective defenses as it relates to cyber resiliency in our increasingly digital world.  Throughout her career at companies such as Kroll and AIG, she has been driven to protect our nation both tactically and strategically against cyber threats. She founded and is President of Women in Cyber Leadership, a not-for-profit dedicated to the inclusion and advancement of women in the field. She also serves as the Vice President of NY Metro InfraGard, a liaison between the private sector and the FBI.  Her passion includes teaching the future generation of cyber security professionals, and she is an Adjunct Professor at Hunter College, CUNY where she teaches Intro to Cyber Risk.  Jennifer is proud to be a native New Yorker.