Mike has been involved in Information and Network Security since 1995. He was responsible for designing, building and running Chrysler Corporation's first official Internet connectivity and lead the advancement of that environment to a multi-site, multi-ISP, DMZ which still hosts most of Chrysler's e-business and customer content in its third generation of architecture. He then moved on to 5 years of Security Policy development prompted by Sarbanes-Oxley and the merger with Daimler-Benz.

After some 23 years with Chrysler, Mike accepted the opportunity to move to the healthcare industry and returned to architecture and design, with Siemens Enterprise Communications at Henry Ford Health System where he leads the redesign of Henry Ford's Internet Access and Network Security Architectures.