Camille Stewart is a cyber, technology and intellectual property attorney. She was appointed the Senior Policy Advisor for Cyber, Infrastructure & Resilience Policy at the Department of Homeland Security by President Obama in 2015. Her portfolio includes international cyber engagements, technology, cyber security, critical infrastructure, & national security issues.
Prior to working at DHS, Camille spent 4.5 years as the Senior Manager, Legal Affairs at Cyveillance, Inc. While there, Camille navigated legal and policy challenges for cyber-related issues such as data privacy, incident response, Internet governance, cyber security, new gTLDs, social media law & policy, and intellectual property (IP) protections online for Global 2000 companies.
Camille is passionate about making technology and IP issues accessible to entrepreneurs and the less than technically savvy. To that end, she founded a legal consultancy and start up incubator, MarqueLaw, PLLC, and the blog TheDigitalCounselor.com. She has published articles on these topics in a variety of publications. Camille was awarded the 2016 Women in Technology Rising Star Award.
Camille is an Inaugural Internet Law and Policy Foundry Fellow. She enjoys volunteering and is involved in a number of professional, social & civic organizations.