Curtis Rebelein

Curtis Rebelein is the Chief Information Security Officer of DCM Services, appointed in October 2025.

DCM Services is an estate and specialty account recovery company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Career path

The supplied sources give no start or end dates for his roles before DCM Services, and they do not set out the order of his earlier enterprise positions.

The October 2025 appointment announcement described nearly three decades of experience in information technology, mostly in cybersecurity. DCM Services' team page puts that figure at over three decades.

Earlier in his career he held roles that contributed to security standards at several large enterprises: UnitedHealth Group, Target, Medtronic and CenturyLink.

At Provation Medical he served as Chief Information Security Officer. He worked on strengthening security and compliance and helped guide the company through its transition to a publicly traded organization.

Before joining DCM Services, he was Chief Information Security Officer at the Metropolitan Airports Commission, the body associated with MSP International Airport. In that role he oversaw information network security, data privacy and compliance.

DCM Services announced his appointment as Chief Information Security Officer on October 27, 2025.

Dereck Eastman, the company's Chief Technology Officer, said: "His deep experience and strategic leadership in cybersecurity make Curtis an exceptional addition to our team"

Remit and credentials

At DCM Services he leads work to strengthen the company's security posture, regulatory compliance and risk management strategies.

His announced responsibilities include improvements to the company's security framework, incident response planning and employee training programs. He also works with the leadership team to build a secure and resilient foundation as the company grows.

He holds several professional certifications. The announcement lists cloud security, systems auditing and risk control among their subject areas.

According to DCM Services' team page, he studied Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. He holds BS and MS degrees in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance from Western Governors University and is in the final stages of an MBA. The page does not name the school for the MBA.

Public appearances

On November 10, 2026, he appeared on the InformationWeek Podcast episode InformationWeek Podcast: Matching tech adoption to business requirements. His fellow panelists were Shatabdi Sharma, CIO at Capacity, and Dan Spraggins, CTO at Backblaze.

The panel discussed how to make the benefits of new technology tangible, secure and scalable. The speakers also covered the measures they use to show productivity gains from AI and to improve technology return on investment.

The discussion also covered how conversations about new technology unfold across the C-suite, including with CFOs focused on revenue impact. The panelists outlined approaches to negotiating outcome-based pricing with vendors.

After the panel, he and the other two guests took part in the Questionable Ideas tabletop exercise. The scenario involved a fictional company trying to match its technology adoption to its operational results.

The supplied sources record no other talks or published work.