Cyber Security Event

Mr. Domiguez is a retired Anaheim, CA police officer with 21 years of law enforcement experience in several different investigative and tactical assignments. He served as the Correctional Divisional Director with oversight over 8 different municipal jails throughout LA and Orange Counties.

He also served as the Technology Administrator over the implementation of electronic tracking of Statewide predatory serial sex offenders for the California State Parole Division.

Today, he serves as the Executive Director of the first and only Idaho nonprofit committed to the awareness, education and prevention of Internet crimes against children. The Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children Coalition (IICACC) has been in place since 2014 and recently began equipping and training local agencies with hardware and software needed for investigating such cases and is now offering POST certified Statewide First Responder training as well.

Bret Kessinger is the Deputy Director of the Idaho Criminal Intelligence Center [IC2] and a Detective Sergeant with the Idaho State Police.  He manages the day-to-day operations of the [IC2] and associated programs.  He also manages the Idaho State Police, Cyber Crime Unit which conducts criminal case forensic examinations of cellular phones and computers.  He has been with the Idaho State Police since 1998.

Bret has worked as a Trooper, Detective, and Detective Sergeant for the Idaho State Police.  Bret started as a patrol Trooper in eastern Idaho.  He was promoted to General Crimes Detective in 2005 where he worked crimes against persons cases investigating homicide, officer-involved shootings, embezzlement, public corruption, and identity theft cases.  He was transferred to the Cyber Crime Unit to work as a Computer Forensic Examiner/Detective investigating, among others, crimes-against-children cases.  He was then transferred to Narcotics investigating drug conspiracies and working with confidential informants.  Throughout his career with ISP, he has worked multiple Executive Protection assignments for VIP visitors to Idaho and local and international assignments with the Governor of Idaho.  Until recently, he was a part-time instructor for the Idaho State Police Academy in cyber and narcotics classes.  He is also an occasional guest instructor at Northwest Nazarene University on cybercrime.

After graduating with an undergraduate degree in Zoology and a master’s degree in Microbiology, Matthew Gamette has worked in forensic science for over 20 years.  He has worked as a crime scene responder, DNA analyst, quality manager, and has served as the Laboratory System Director for the three (soon to be four) forensic science laboratories of the Idaho State Police Forensic Services for almost 10 years.  Mr. Gamette oversees laboratory operations and quality management for over 12 forensic science disciplines of the laboratory including the state cold case team, state forensic nursing program, state DNA and DNA database laboratories, and currently is leading the transition for digital evidence discipline to be under the ISPFS umbrella.  He has advanced certificates in public management and forensic science leadership.  He is Past President of the national crime lab directors organization and currently chairs the national consortium of forensic science organizations that lobbies for the 7 major forensic science organizations and over 21,000 forensic science practitioners.  He is a husband to his wife of 24 years and father to three active teen and immediate post-teen children.

Mr. Overstreet holds degrees from Boise State University in physics and from Western Governors University in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. He has served in the Peace Corps and as a team lead for Clearwater Analytics.

Additional training for Mr. Overstreet resulted in CompTIA PenTest+ and CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) licenses. 

Mr. Overstreet currently serves as a software engineer for the Boise-based Micron Technology, a worldwide company, where he specializes in Intellectual Property Protection.