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Ed Wilson-Shah

Ed brings over 12 years of experience leading the delivery of secure, national-scale digital capabilities for the UK. Most recently, he served as a Principal Architect at the Bank of England, where he helped shape the technical architecture for the UK's Digital Pound initiative.

Prior to the Bank, Ed led digital capabilities programs across the UK government. His work on cybersecurity and digital transformation for the government digital estate earned him recognition from the Cabinet Office for innovation in government services. Ed also played a key role in establishing the NCA's Cyber Choices program, which helped re-shape the UK's approach to cybercrime prevention and response. Ed also served nine years in the RAuxAF, contributing his cybersecurity expertise to missions of national importance on a voluntary basis.

Ed holds a Masters in Engineering from the University of Cambridge, and spent time as a researcher and lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania, where his research focused on secure distributed computing systems. He continues to publish on topics including post-quantum cryptography and embedded security.

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Ed brings over 12 years of experience leading the delivery of secure, national-scale digital capabilities for the UK. Most recently, he served as a Principal Architect at the Bank of England, where he helped shape the technical architecture for the UK's Digital Pound initiative.

Prior to the Bank, Ed led digital capabilities programs across the UK government. His work on cybersecurity and digital transformation for the government digital estate earned him recognition from the Cabinet Office for innovation in government services. Ed also played a key role in establishing the NCA's Cyber Choices program, which helped re-shape the UK's approach to cybercrime prevention and response. Ed also served nine years in the RAuxAF, contributing his cybersecurity expertise to missions of national importance on a voluntary basis.

Ed holds a Masters in Engineering from the University of Cambridge, and spent time as a researcher and lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania, where his research focused on secure distributed computing systems. He continues to publish on topics including post-quantum cryptography and embedded security.

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