Our Board of Advisors brings decades of experience in cybersecurity, business operations, risk management, and regulatory compliance to guide our strategy and client solutions.
Stuart Itkin
Stuart is an expert in growing and scaling cyber-related businesses.
He has held executive roles throughout his career, including Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Revenue Officer, and other leadership positions at companies such as Motorola Solutions, Lucid, Inc., CEB, Exostar, Coalfire Federal, NeoSystems, and FutureFeed. He also serves on Advisory Boards for MSPs focused on the Protection of Critical Infrastructure. A seasoned leader and trusted voice in the CMMC and cybersecurity space, Stuart brings deep expertise to the industry. |
Mike Dyment
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JC DodsonJC is a cybersecurity and risk management expert with extensive leadership experience. He served over 20 years at BAE Systems, where he held key roles as Chief Security Officer (CSO) and Global Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Prior to his corporate career, JC was a Colonel in the U.S. Air Force, specializing in flying operations, weapons system acquisition, and command assignments.
Currently, JC is a partner at Cyber Activities Group, advising on cyber strategy and operations globally, and a Professor at the University of Maryland's ARLIS. JC also serves on advisory boards for organizations such as ND-ISAC, Interos, Black Kite, and Ukraine's Business Advisory Group for Restorations. |
Doug Leeby
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Renee Wynn
Renee Wynn is a seasoned Independent Board Director and former CIO with over 30 years of leadership experience.
She concluded her distinguished federal career as CIO of NASA, where she managed a $2 billion IT portfolio for 65K employees and contractors, spearheaded NASA’s first IT strategic plan, and enhanced its cybersecurity posture. Prior to NASA, Renee spent 25 years at the EPA, holding roles such as Acting Assistant Administrator and CIO. Renee now serves on advisory boards across cybersecurity, AI, supply chain risk, and digital transformation for organizations including MITRE, Palo Alto Networks, Interos, and Virginia Tech. |