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HP Enterprise Services has named key leaders to its U.S. Public Sector Cybersecurity Practice, which will bolster strategic direction and continue delivering cybersecurity solutions that meet the complex needs of U.S. government clients.
Practice leadership now includes:
· Retired U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Betsy Hight as vice president of the Cybersecurity Practice. Hight previously served as vice director of the Defense Information Systems Agency and deputy commander of the Joint Task Force Global Network Operations.
· Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Ed Keegan as director of defense cybersecurity strategies. Keegan“™s defense security experience includes running network operations and security for the North American Aerospace Defense Command and United States Northern Command.
· Dr. Tim Gibson will take on the role of director of cybersecurity capability development. He was the former program manager for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, where he focused on improving network performance and security, multi-level security solutions for coalition operations, and delivering content to deployed units.
· Retired U.S. Navy Commander Al Kinney as director of defense cybersecurity capabilities. Kinney previously helped grow a line of cyber-warfare business for the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and managed relationships between the National Security Agency and Navy commands.
HP“™s Cybersecurity Practice delivers strategic, end-to-end cybersecurity capabilities that aid government organizations anticipate, overcome and slash security threats, risks and vulnerabilities in support of their mission objective.
