Security of defense systems from network to physical perimeter — Navy aviation, cleared contractor environments, and the European defense-industrial base.
Placeholder text. Defense infrastructure security means understanding how military and defense contractor systems are built, what makes them different from commercial environments, and what securing them actually requires. This section will describe that operational context.
Placeholder text. Eight years as U.S. Navy aircrew provides a first-hand understanding of the systems, networks, and operational demands that defense security programs are built to protect. This section will describe what that means for security practice.
Placeholder text. The emerging European defense-industrial base — Helsing, STARK Defence, Quantum Systems, Rheinmetall, and the sovereign infrastructure programs being built now — represents the next decade of defense security work. This section will describe how experience maps to that environment.