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Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session Biographies Steven R. Chabinsky Deputy Assistant Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. Chabinsky serves as Deputy Assistant Director within the FBI’s Cyber Division. The Cyber Division centrally manages a number of programs, to include all FBI investigative and intelligence efforts focused on apprehending and prosecuting online child predators, combating the global production, distribution, and possession of child pornography, and identifying, rescuing, and assisting the victims of these crimes. Prior to his current position, Mr. Chabinsky served as Chief of the FBI’s Cyber Intelligence Section, where he organized and led the FBI’s analysis and reporting on cyber threat issues. 26 <strong>2012</strong> NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ON CHILD EXPLOITATION
Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session Biographies Mark D. Clookie Director Naval Criminal Investigative Service Mark D. Clookie became the fourth civilian Director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) on February 14, 2010, having been appointed by the Honorable Ray Mabus, Secretary of the Navy. As NCIS Director, Mr. Clookie leads the agency as it investigates and defeats terrorist, foreign intelligence, and criminal threats to the United States Marine Corps and Navy wherever they operate: ashore, afloat, or in cyberspace. Mr. Clookie’s areas of special emphasis include strengthening human, analytic, and technological capabilities, developing and maintaining strong partnerships and liaison with law enforcement, security services, and intelligence agencies worldwide, and providing agile, adaptive, and responsive support to the Department of the Navy’s enhanced security posture and global engagements. Prior to his selection as Director, Mr. Clookie served as the Executive Assistant D rector for Combating Terrorism with duties overseeing worldwide offensive and defensive operations to detect, deter and disrupt terrorist activities directed at Department of the Navy personnel (Sailors, Marines, civilians and families), installations, and weapons systems. A career NCIS Special Agent (SA), Mr. Clookie began serving the Department of the Navy in March 1982 at the Resident Agency (RA) in Newport, RI. In June of 1987, SA Clookie began a series of tours in Washington, DC: Headquarters Desk Officer, representative to the Office of the Naval Inspector General, and Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Washington Fraud Unit. From July 1993 until December 1995, SA Clookie was the Resident Agent in Charge of the NCIS RA in Bahrain. After this tour, he assumed duties as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the NCIS Northeast Field Office until June 1998. PARTNERS IN PROTECTING CHILDREN 27
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