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Lawrence O'Connor, PresidentNetCentrics designs, implements, and maintains comprehensive security strategies and programs that protect and secure data and systems from external attackers and insider threats. “The world is more connected than ever before, and we harness the power of our experience to not only solve the problems of today but anticipate the needs of tomorrow,” says Lawrence O’Connor, President of NetCentrics. “With twentyfive years of experience working with the Department of Defense, we have been supporting DHS for the past decade, strategically safeguarding the country from impending cyber threats.”
The consultants working at NetCentrics are thought leaders who operate in the most challenging environments. They are resourceful and agile, creating new approaches that balance confidentiality and availability with usability. Having experience with cloud-based and “as a service” cybersecurity solutions such as the Joint Regional Security Stack (JRSS) and Security as a Service (SECaaS), the company facilitates cyber fusion centers to deliver best-inclass cybersecurity solutions for the government.
These cyber fusion centers establish collaboration across all teams involved in cybersecurity, resulting in better intelligence, faster response times, reduced costs, and increased productivity. Unlike traditional security operations, cyber fusion centralizes staff from various departments to work under one umbrella. They include fraud, loss prevention, cyber, IT, physical security, and product development.
In addition to implementing cyber fusion centers, NetCentrics also conducts intrusion detection while preventing ‘lateral movements’ from cyber attackers with the help of the most experienced and in-demand cyber warriors.
With its expertise rooted in experience and deep understanding of customer needs and operations, all bolstered by the support of an exceptionally well-trained staff, NetCentrics has already positioned itself as one of the nation’s most soughtafter cybersecurity service providers. O’Connor recounts an instance when one of NetCentrics’ intel analysts reported on emerging threats to the group. Strikingly, the analysts listed a company’s re-compete contract as one of the emerging threats. What followed highlights why cyber-fusion works: The cyber watch engineer on the team was listening to the team briefing, as always. As the meeting concluded, the intel analyst and the watch analyst went back to their workstations, both having heard each other’s reports in the meeting. The watch analyst continued to comb through his proxy notices and came across something odd. He observed that targeted individual messages in the proxy notices were being checked, and their data was being reconstructed and consolidated by the hacker in a folder. Under normal circumstances, this would not mean much. However, he realized that all of the individual’s data being reconstructed was critical in developing the company’s contract re-compete strategy. “So essentially, the cyber watch engineer heard the emerging threat from the intel fusion analyst and was able to put two-and-two together and identify a direct threat to which we could quickly respond,” O’Connor explains.
With our twenty-five years of experience in working with the Department of Defense, we have been supporting the DHS for the past decade, strategically safeguarding country from impending cyber threats
Looking to the future, O’Connor wants to ramp up AI usage and explore its farreaching capabilities. The cutting-edge technology will help the company deliver groundbreaking solutions that help government agencies shield the country from astronomically rising cyber threats. “As we look to diversity our clientele with our refined services, AI is where we’ll be investing,” he says.
NetCentrics Appoints Alec Newell as Vice President of Business Development
Thursday, June 29, 2023
Newell joins NetCentrics, focusing on business growth within the U.S. Government National Security and Federal Civilian sectors.
HERNDON - Cutting edge technology solutions provider NetCentrics is proud to announce Alec Newell as Vice President of Business Development. Newell will join the team with a focus on continued business growth in Cyber, Cloud Security, Digital Transformation, and Mission Support within the U.S. Government National Security and Federal Civilian sectors.
Newell joins NetCentrics with 12 years of business development experience and demonstrated success supporting the DoD, Intelligence Community (IC) and Special Operations communities, and various federal agencies. Newell is a proven growth leader acknowledged for his development and capture of various, multi-million-dollar federal contracts. Newell previously served as the Senior Strategy & Business Development Manager at General Dynamics Mission Systems supporting Cyber Systems and Business Development Manager at ADS Inc.
NetCentrics CEO, Kenny Cushing, said, “Alec’s proven dedication to supporting our nation’s most critical missions makes him a great addition to the NetCentrics team. We have one clear vision: Secure Our Nation. We’re excited to welcome Alec’s talent and drive to expand into new markets and deliver the best services and solutions to our customers.”
A committed professional with a Political Science degree from Old Dominion University, Newell commented, “I’m excited to join this team committed to growth an expansion. We’re forging a path into new markets and investing in critical capabilities that our nation needs now. It’s an exciting time to be part of such a focused team.”
Top HR Execs to Watch in 2023: NetCentrics’ Rhonda Casper
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
Rhonda Casper Chief Human Resources Officer, NetCentrics
Rhonda Casper led the transformation and restructuring of the human resources and talent acquisition function to improve efficiency, processes, effectiveness and adaptability to align with NetCentric’s mission, vision and long-term growth strategy.
She also implemented strategies to foster an HR culture that encourages collaboration, innovation and continuous adaptability in support of NetCentric’s current and anticipated growth.
“Under Rhonda’s visionary leadership and forward leaning approaches, she has worked to solve our simple and most complex HR challenges,” said Kenny Cushing, CEO of NetCentrics. “Addressing a myriad of complexities working tirelessly toward a singular purpose – Secure Our Nation. Rhonda continues to demonstrate that she is a steward for growth and progress. Her achievements have shaped the very soul of our organization.”
NetCentrics Welcomes Jacob Sapp as Chief Financial Officer and Board Member
Wednesday, January 03, 2024
HERNDON , VIRGINIA, US, -- Herndon, VA, - NetCentrics, cloud and cyber technology services and solutions provider serving the US Federal Government and Department of Defense (DoD), today announced Jacob Sapp has joined their company as Chief Financial Officer and Board of Directors member.
Sapp brings a wealth of experience and expertise to NetCentrics. Prior to joining the company, he successfully led his own consulting firm, providing CFO-level and financial services to small and mid-size federal contractors from 2022 to 2023. With a strong foundation in executive roles at ASRC Federal from 2014 to 2021, including Chief Administrative Officer and Senior Vice President of Business Operations and Strategic Pricing, Sapp has demonstrated strong strategic financial leadership in the government contracting sector.
Before his tenure at ASRC Federal, Sapp held senior financial positions at URS Federal Services, now Amentum. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Virginia and holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. Additionally, Sapp earned his MBA from the University of Mary Washington.
"I'm excited for the opportunity to work with a team of passionate professionals and look forward to what we will accomplish together in the coming years," said Sapp.
"Jacob’s extensive experience and proven leadership will play a pivotal role in our continued growth and strategic planning in 2024 and beyond,” stated CEO, Kenny Cushing. “We’re confident that Jacob’s expertise paired with his financial acumen and ability to cultivate high-performing teams will be a great compliment to our company and culture."
Company
NetCentrics
Management
Lawrence O'Connor, President
Description
NetCentrics is a top-choice cybersecurity partner for DHS and other federal agencies to provide cybersecurity, IT strategy, mission applications, infrastructure, and cloud services. The consultants working at NetCentrics are thought leaders who operate in the most challenging environments. They are resourceful and agile, creating new approaches that balance confidentiality and availability with usability. Having experience with cloud-based and "as a service" cybersecurity solutions such as the Joint Regional Security Stack (JRSS) and Security as a Service (SECaaS), the company facilitates cyber fusion centers to deliver best-in-class cybersecurity solutions for the government.
