Guidehouse
of Washington, DC announced on October 7 that Marianne Bailey, former deputy national
manager for U.S. National Security Systems at the National Security Agency
(NSA), has joined us to lead the firm’s Cybersecurity practice.
With more than three decades of experience protecting the nation’s critical
security systems, she formerly served the CIO’s Office at the Defense
Department as the principal director for Cybersecurity. A dynamic and
enthusiastic leader, Bailey will work alongside Guidehouse clients to
strategize and implement solutions to manage cybersecurity risks. Bailey will
leverage other Guidehouse Solutions in the areas of Artificial Intelligence,
Open Source Solutions, Advanced Analytics, Enterprise Risk Management, and
Digital & Emerging Technologies.
“We are thrilled to have Marianne Bailey join Guidehouse following her departure from a distinguished career with NSA,” said Scott McIntyre, chief executive officer of Guidehouse. “Ms. Bailey’s efforts have brought increased focus on the complex and sophisticated threats our nation faces, as we modernize our digital environment for global power competition.”
A prolific speaker and thought leader in areas of technology, cybersecurity,
automation, leadership, STEM, and culture, she previously served as the assistant
deputy director of Trusted Engineering Solutions at NSA, chief of NSA
Information Assurance Directorate Engineering, director of the Unified Cross
Domain Management Office (UCDMO), Defense Information Systems Agency liaison
and served in various management and engineering positions across the IC.
“A technology evangelist in today’s digital age, Marianne is a
trusted advisor to Whitehouse and Pentagon officials and the pre-eminent model
for public-private sector collaboration,” said John Hunt, Guidehouse partner and
advanced solutions leader. “I look forward to her leading and growing our
tremendous Guidehouse cybersecurity team.”
“I am delighted to join Guidehouse and leverage my experience addressing cybersecurity risks for our nation’s intelligence and defense communities to help our clients with their most complex cybersecurity challenges,” said Bailey.
Source: Guidehouse
By Loren Blinde
October 8, 2019
