Curtis Rebelein named Chief Information Security Officer at DCM Services

DCM Services, an estate and specialty account recovery firm, named Curtis Rebelein as its Chief Information Security Officer. Rebelein previously served as CISO at the Metropolitan Airports Commission and held security roles at Provation Medical and other enterprises. The appointment was announced on October 27, 2025.

According to the company's announcement, Rebelein will lead DCM Services' work on risk management strategies, regulatory compliance and its security posture. The release says that in the role he will oversee enhancements to employee training programs, incident response planning and the company's security framework. He will also collaborate with Leadership to build a secure and resilient foundation, the company says.

The company says Rebelein has nearly three decades of experience in information technology, most of it in cybersecurity. At the Metropolitan Airports Commission, he oversaw data privacy, compliance and information network security, according to the release. According to DCM Services, Rebelein previously served as Chief Information Security Officer at Provation Medical and other organizations as well as at the Metropolitan Airports Commission. The company says he contributed to security standards at enterprises including CenturyLink, Medtronic, Target and UnitedHealth Group.

According to the release, Rebelein holds multiple professional certifications in risk control, systems auditing and cloud security. DCM Services says Rebelein holds MS and BS degrees from Western Governors University in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. DCM Services says Rebelein is in the final stages of earning an MBA. DCM Services says Rebelein studied Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of MN, Duluth.