Diana Lovati named Chief Information Security Officer at True Anomaly

True Anomaly announced the appointment of Diana Lovati as its first Chief Information Security Officer. Lovati previously served as CISO at Ball Aerospace and earlier held IT and information security roles at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Northrop Grumman and GDIT. She reports to CEO and co-founder Even Rogers.

According to the release, Lovati's role covers security across True Anomaly's operations, including the resiliency and safety of the software and hardware its customers rely upon. The release says she will lead efforts at True Anomaly to keep ahead of security challenges, protecting the availability, integrity and confidentiality of company data. CSO Online reports that Lovati's primary focus will be building information security at the company.

At Ball Aerospace, the release says, she was responsible for an information security program covering data protection, threat intelligence, cybersecurity operations, information assurance, compliance, risk, governance and cybersecurity supply chain risk management. According to the release, Lovati worked for three years at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, with a focus on cybersecurity risk management. The release says she served in the U.S. Navy for five years as an information systems technician and manager.

The release says True Anomaly is prioritizing the security of its employees, customers, facilities, information, software and spacecraft at a time of constant threats and rapidly evolving risks in space and on Earth.

The company says it is hiring and growing its team in the business development, finance and engineering departments.