Jason Scott named Chief Information Security Officer at Sectigo

Sectigo appointed Jason Scott as its Chief Information Security Officer on April 9, 2024. Scott will oversee all aspects of cybersecurity at the company, including data, infrastructure, network, applications and products. He most recently served as principal architect for US Army Cyber Command.

According to the release, Scott joins Sectigo as the newest member of its senior executive team.

The release says Scott brings more than 20 years' experience, including leadership roles at Chevron, Capgemini and the U.S. Army. According to the release, Scott served as a colonel at the U.S. Army Cyber Command, where he integrated global defensive cyber operations protecting defense department networks, applications and critical infrastructure. According to the release, his work aligned U.S. Army cyber operations with modern procedures, techniques and tactics for protecting vital infrastructure from adversaries. The company says he also worked in Washington D.C. as an executive director and in Atlanta as cyber director.

According to the company, Sectigo provides certificate lifecycle management, with digital certificates and automated solutions that secure human and machine identities. The company says its cloud-native platform issues and manages digital certificates from all trusted certificate authorities across the enterprise. According to the release, Sectigo's CLM solutions are CA-agnostic and deliver more than 50 technology integrations. The company says it is hiring in all global regions and at every level of the organization. The company says Sectigo is a certificate authority with more than 700,000 customers and two decades in that business. According to the company, Sectigo is helping customers around the world become cryptoagile as they invest in emerging quantum-safe technologies.