Andrew D. Stewart, CAPT, USN (Ret.) is a Senior Global Government Strategist at Cisco Systems, Inc. where he helps implement strategies to support innovative cybersecurity and AI/ML solutions across global government and national security/defense customers.
He previously served as the Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations (N3) and Maritime Operations Center Director (MOC-D) at Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. TENTH Fleet. He also served as the Commanding Officer and Program Manager at the Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group (NCWDG).
He is a graduate of the Sellinger School of Business, Loyola University Maryland, the Harvard Kennedy School, the Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, CA, the United States Naval Academy, the National Defense University, and the Naval War College.
Join us for AFCEA TechNet Augusta 2024 as we explore how people, processes, and technology shape the Cyber Domain. Be sure to visit our Solutions Review Session and Booth #105 as we propel Army Cyberspace Operations into the future.
A lot has been happening this year, and with additional enablement from Cisco’s Country Digital Acceleration Program, Cisco has been busy providing enhanced capabilities and services designed to assist Government customers to develop plans and policies and implement capabilities and architectures on their journey to the 128-bit universe. Learn how.
The state-of-the-art DreamPort lab – with cutting edge technology from Cisco and CyKor – will be another important asset in plugging the cyber gap and advancing our nation’s cybersecurity capabilities and strengths.
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In today’s digitally-enabled ports and terminals, yesterday’s old security perimeter is insufficient. Adopting a zero trust security strategy is necessary to successfully modernize port operations.
The resounding message is clear: port and terminal operators, who are undertaking much-needed digital modernization efforts, must simultaneously implement improved cybersecurity capabilities that are designed and “built-in” to the industrial network infrastructure from the start. By connecting more equipment, devices, people, applications and embracing greater digitization, global port operators are realizing improved results – including […]
Recently, Cisco commissioned Forrester Consulting to study the projected return on investment that may be realized by engaging Cisco on their preparation efforts toward future accreditation by a third-party assessor to the CMMC requirements.