Justin Petitt, Strategic Capture Manager at Markon Solutions, drives the adoption, integration, and expert application of the latest advancements in enterprise cybersecurity strategy and execution across myriad Federal Government environments. Justin has spent +20 years driving innovative, impactful change in organizations both public and private, and is excited to highlight globally viable strategies that drive positive change and enhance security. He holds a Masters in Cybersecurity Management, a Bachelor’s in Business from BGSU, is a certified PMP, PMI-RMP, and CISSP, and enjoys his time being able to teach in multiple graduate and undergraduate Cybersecurity programs across the U.S.
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