Sean Scott Appointed to FCC’s CSRIC IX Working Group

Sean Scott Appointed to FCC’s CSRIC IX Working Group

SecuLore, an Exacom company, and a leading innovator and provider of cybersecurity solutions for public safety and critical infrastructure, is proud to announce the FCC’s appointment of Sean Scott, SecuLore Chief Technology Officer, to the Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) IX working group. This working group will be centrally focused on communications networks and how artificial intelligence and machine learning impacts network security, reliability and integrity. The group will also develop forward-looking recommendations regarding risks uniquely related to emerging 6G networks and the evolving 911 technology landscape.

Sean Scott brings 35 years of expertise and thought leadership in technology innovation and cybersecurity solutions architecture to the CSRIC IX working group, along with a proven track record in safeguarding critical infrastructure. His extensive background in cybersecurity for public safety and critical infrastructure makes him a key subject matter expert and contributor. At SecuLore, Sean has been instrumental in the development of cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies and strategies, customized to meet the unique needs of public safety agencies and other formative organizations.

“We are incredibly proud of Sean’s appointment to the CSRIC IX working group,” said Al Brisard, CEO of Exacom. “His extensive experience and dedication to cybersecurity and public safety be a tremendous asset to CSRIC, and we are confident that his contributions will significantly advance the security and reliability of our nation’s critical communications infrastructure.”

Sean Scott expressed his enthusiasm about joining the CSRIC IX working group, stating:

“It is an honor to be appointed. I am excited to be collaborating with other experts to develop recommendations and robust cybersecurity strategies that will protect our critical communication systems from emerging threats.”

SecuLore continues to lead the way in cybersecurity for public safety and critical infrastructure, consistently providing cutting-edge cyber solutions and thought leadership. Sean Scott’s appointment to the CSRIC IX working group is a testament to the company’s sought after cybersecurity expertise and commitment to safeguarding critical infrastructure.

CSRIC is a federal advisory committee, chartered for two-year terms, that provides recommendations to the FCC to improve the security, reliability and interoperability of the nation’s communication systems.

SecuLore is committed to the protection of our nation’s public safety and critical infrastructure networks and continues to actively contribute to cybersecurity guidelines and policies within these sectors.

For more information about SecuLore and their cybersecurity services, please visit www.seculore.com.

References

https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-403105A1.pdf