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Cornerstone Defense Announces Chris Scott as Cyber Sector Vice President

Cornerstone Defense Announces Chris Scott as Cyber Sector Vice President

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HANOVER, Md., March 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The Board of Directors of Cornerstone Defense LLC today announced it has named Chris Scott as Vice President of their Cyber Sector effective March 18, 2019. Chris stated, “This is a fantastic opportunity to work with the entire Cornerstone team providing critical cyber mission solutions to our Government customer. Cornerstone’s business foundation resonates well with me because it is based on a commitment to the customer’s mission. I will leverage the depth of my experience to deliver customer required solutions while simultaneously providing the best support to the Government. I look forward to growing the company and I am truly honored to be part of the Cornerstone team.”

H. Christopher Goodrich, CEO of Cornerstone Defense, expressed, “Chris is an outstanding choice for the company. His cyber experience, technical knowledge, mission understanding, and proven business acumen will serve Cornerstone, our customers, and partners extremely well.”

With over 22 years in the roles of Software Engineer, Project Manager, and Program Director in the cyber and information assurance areas, Chris has tremendous experience growing programs through strategic and targeted marketing strategies. He is a highly motivated professional with effective communication, organization, problem solving, process improvement, and leadership skills.

Chris has served with companies such as Raytheon, AT&T – Government Solutions, SAIC, and multiple small businesses in the cyber market. Chris has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a Master of Business Administration. He has taken several executive leadership and advanced financial courses, holds a PMP certification, is published in Computerworld, was a featured speaker at the RSA Conference, and has been awarded multiple U.S. patents.

About Cornerstone Defense LLC

Cornerstone Defense, LLC provides technical services to the Intelligence and Defense communities of the U.S. Government. Headquartered in Hanover, Maryland, Cornerstone specializes in Cloud Architecture, Systems and Network Engineering, Systems and Networks Security, and Application Development. Cornerstone’s advanced capabilities in service delivery begin with its employees. By hiring and supporting skilled employees, Cornerstone assists our government and integrator community clientele by delivering cutting-edge capabilities that enable the achievement of mission critical objectives. For additional information on Cornerstone Defense, visit www.cornerstonedefense.com.

Press Contact: H. Christopher Goodrich 

Phone: 443-713-3974

email: chris@csdef.com

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