Chapter Leadership

Garrett Thomas, CPP

 Garrett Thomas, CPP is a private security professional. In 2010 Garrett founded Guardian Protection Force Inc with the strategic goal of specializing in executive protection, utilizing his skills learned in the field from prior employment. He currently serves as President and Founder of Guardian Protection Force Inc., an armed security and executive protection company, specializing in "Comprehensive Security Through Intelligence". Garrett holds bachelors in intelligence with a minor in criminal intelligence from the American Military University, an accredited and internationally recognized institution for Global Security Studies. 

Phillip Moldoff

Phillip Moldoff is a seasoned security professional with over a decade of experience in developing and managing comprehensive global safety and physical security programs.  He currently serves as the Physical Security Center for Innovation Program Manager at Kaiser Permanente, where he provides strategic guidance on complex security measures and implements cutting-edge technologies across the organization's extensive network. 

Throughout his career, Phillip has held key leadership positions at notable companies including New Relic, Zynga, and Google.  His expertise encompasses enterprise risk management, global security operations center (GSOC) buildouts, and the development of global governance, strategy, and policy.  He has a proven track record of driving operational excellence, achieving significant cost savings, and enhancing security effectiveness through the strategic implementation of technology and data-driven process.

Phillip holds a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from San Francisco State University, where he graduated Cum Laude.  He is honored to serve as the Treasurer for the ASIS Sacramento chapter for the 2025-2026 seasons.

Katie Antonetti

Katie Antonetti serves as Secretary for the ASIS Sacramento Chapter and has been a member since August 2019.  

Katie brings 15+ years of experience in technology solution sales specializing in IoT, video surveillance, data storage, and security infrastructure. Her professional background spans across OpenEye, Cisco Meraki, Pivot3 and Seagate Technology.  In her current role as Enterprise Account Executive at OpenEye, Katie helps organizations navigate the evolving landscape of cloud-managed physical security, focusing on enterprise solutions that drive innovation and operational efficiency.

Throughout her career, Katie has demonstrated a passion for supporting customers in the public and private sectors, focusing on long-term strategic alignment. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Managerial Economics from the University of California, Davis.

Katie is committed to advancing the security profession and creating value for ASIS Sacramento Chapter members through collaboration, education, and outreach. She looks forward to facilitating knowledge sharing and supporting the professional growth of security practitioners in the Greater Sacramento area.

Natalie Taylor   

With more than a decade of experience in the security field, Natalie Taylor is a seasoned professional recognized for her expertise across investigations, project management, event security, and advanced security technology. She currently serves as a Project Manager at Apple, where she oversees the design and installation of enterprise-level security systems across the company’s portfolio, with a specialized focus on data center environments. In this role, she leads complex initiatives that strengthen infrastructure resilience, safeguard critical assets, and align physical security strategy with evolving technological demands.

Natalie holds a Master’s degree in Security Management from City University of New York John Jay, an institution widely respected for its leadership in criminal justice and security education. In 2024, she earned her Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation, a credential that reflects her advanced knowledge, professional integrity, and commitment to excellence within the security industry.

Beyond her professional responsibilities, Natalie is deeply dedicated to advancing the field of security through mentorship, collaboration, and advocacy—particularly in supporting the involvement and leadership of women in the profession. She is actively engaged in her local Sacramento professional community and values opportunities to connect with peers who share her passion for creating safer environments and strengthening the role of security in building a better world.

Ben Fulkerson   

Ben Fulkerson is a seasoned security professional with extensive experience leading protective services and physical security operations within large, complex healthcare environments. As Director of Protective Services at Sutter Health, Ben is responsible for advancing enterprise security programs that protect patients, caregivers, visitors, and critical infrastructure across a diverse, multi-site health system.

Ben brings a strong operational focus to security leadership, specializing in physical security technology integration, access control, video surveillance, alarm monitoring, and incident response. He has played a key role in the deployment and stabilization of enterprise security platforms, aligning security capabilities with clinical operations, facilities, IT, and external partners to ensure safe, resilient care environments.

Known for his collaborative and customer-focused approach, Ben works closely with operational leaders and frontline teams to balance risk mitigation with operational efficiency. His leadership emphasizes clear communication, practical solutions, and continuous improvement, ensuring security programs support broader organizational goals and healthcare delivery priorities.

Ben is committed to professional growth and industry best practices, with ongoing focus in areas such as CPTED, healthcare security standards, and leadership development. He is passionate about building strong teams, modernizing security operations, and delivering measurable value through trusted partnerships and accountable security programs.