He is a director for several public and private corporations and chairs the President's Intelligence Advisory Board.Ĭurrent chairman of the Green Beret Foundation, Lieutenant General Tovo was Commanding General of the U.S. His final tour of duty was as the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Chairman of the Joint Requirements Oversight Committee, ensuring the integrity of warfighter requirements remain at the forefront of decision-making within the Pentagon and Capitol Hill. As a flag officer, he commanded a carrier strike group, two NATO commands, the United States 6th Fleet, United States Northern Command, and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). Admiral Winnefeld commanded a fighter squadron, the amphibious ship USS Cleveland, and the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise. He continued his career as an instructor at the Navy Fighter Weapons School (also known as Top Gun) and served as senior aide-de-camp to General Colin L. With a degree in Aerospace Engineering, Admiral Winnefeld began his naval service as a fighter pilot, flying the F-14 Tomcat. Prior to joining the private sector, Doyle served more than 20 years in the Defense Mapping Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, and other branches of the intelligence community. from 1998 to 2005, including the company's first commercial high-resolution imaging satellite launch: IKONOS. Doyle held various executive-level positions at Space Imaging, Corp. Previously, he was VP Defense & Intelligence at Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
Doyle is president of ISBF, LLC, an aerospace and defense consulting company. "I am pleased to join this new advisory board and believe that SpiderOak's technology will usher in a new and enhanced way to secure America's space infrastructure." "Rethinking our nation's space resilience is now a top priority of the Pentagon, and SpiderOak's blockchain-based products for securing satellites and their networks are a crucial part of building that resiliency," said Gen. Pawlikowski was the Commander of the Air Force Research Lab, the Deputy Director of the National Reconnaissance Office, and held various senior positions in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Pawlikowski is also widely credited with restoring technical rigor to the systems acquisition workforce as the Commander of the Space & Missile Systems Center. With a PhD in engineering from UC Berkeley, she served thirty-six years on active duty and is a key technology leader in areas as diverse as airborne lasers and space communications. The board will help guide the company in fielding zero-trust products and services to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the most sensitive data in space networks.īefore retiring in 2018, General Pawlikowski was the four-star commander of Air Force Material Command, leading over 80,000 people and managing $60 billion annually, executing critical warfighter support through leading-edge research and development technology. SpiderOak's new advisory board members will be tasked with addressing the cybersecurity vulnerability of commercial and national security space systems, which is widely considered the gravest threat to space resiliency. Army, retired), and Phil Eichensehr, veteran industry leader serving the intelligence community. Navy, retired), Lieutenant General Ken Tovo (U.S. Doyle, Jr., along with the reappointment of Admiral James A. WASHINGTON, J/PRNewswire/ - SpiderOak, a leading provider of zero-trust based collaboration and space solutions, today announced the creation of a new Space Advisory Board including the appointment of General Ellen M.
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