James Morrison joined Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) in December 2019 from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a Distinguished Technologist - Cyber Security in the office of the North America CTO.
He spent 22 years with the FBI as a Senior Computer Scientist focused on cyber security. James worked on numerous national security and criminal intrusion investigations and was active as a cyber security expert security vulnerabilities and implement solutions. He was a regional program manager for the FBI Computer Science program and directed the program towards strategic information sharing and enhanced training and mentoring programs. James was a critical member of the Adjunct Faculty Program for the FBI and taught multiple classes at Quantico and internationally. He continues to serve as an Adjunct Professor of Digital Forensics at Houston Community College. James was a member of the US Air Force for 8 years as a UNIX Administrator for satellite telemetry and command and control at Falcon AFB (now Shriever AFB) and a computer communications troubleshooter at Clark AB, Republic of the Philippines.
James graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Colorado Technical University, a Masters of Business Administration in Technical Management from the University of Phoenix, and a Masters of Art in US History from the University of New Mexico. James also holds multiple professional certifications including the Certified Ethical Hacker certificate.
He enjoys driving his Jeep on the beach, video/board games, reading, and discussing history and genealogy. He also provides online safety presentations across the Houston area to churches and schools.
James is based in Houston, Texas with his fiancée, Angela.