Henry Ortiz, Esq. 

• Risk Assessments & compliance: NIST CSF, SCRM, HIPAA, and CMMC risk assessments. Cyber Incident Response Plans (CIRP). Public and private sector, critical infrastructure including utility companies, telecommunications service providers, law enforcement, financial institutions, DoD vendors, Healthcare, State and Local governments.
  
  

• Global Mobility: Tailored services for individuals and businesses: AOS and CP: Assisting foreign-born family members of U.S. citizens, focused on family members of U.S. military personnel; E2 Treaty Investors: Helping entrepreneurs and investors establish and grow businesses in the U.S; L1A & EB1C Executive Transfers: Facilitating seamless transfers of executives and managers within multinational corporations; O, P, & EB1A: Assisting professional athletes and artists who have demonstrated extraordinary or exceptional abilities in their respective fields; EB2-NIW: Assisting individuals with projects that benefit a national interest.

Henry earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business from the University of South Florida, a Doctorate Degree in Law from Western Michigan University CLS, and he is licensed to practice Law in the state of Florida. He has worked for several years with global markets and the telecommunications industry.

Henry has helped conceptualize, develop, market, and deploy some of the most advanced networks and solutions for IoT, and telecom. He began his career in technology monitoring global IP fiber networks, he later worked with various providers of test and measurement solutions of TCP/IP, optical, DOCSIS, and HFC networks where he learned about TCP/IP routing, Network Security, optical power, RF power, fiber optics, HFC networks, amplifiers, DC power supplies, Wireless Communications, and Relational Databases. He earned certifications in Oracle, and SQL databases, IP networks, as well as CISCO and Microsoft technologies. 

He meets with members of U.S. Congress and executives from top technology companies in the United States to stay current on technology, regulations, and he helped draft portions of the standards for technologies such as Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) a wireless communication framework that allows multiple users to share the 3.5 GHz frequency band using dynamic frequency sharing.