Allison Mitrovich ius chief cybersecurity engineer at Booz Allen Hamilton who has led and grown cyber business over the past 16+ years. Throughout her career she has worked to define next generation cyber capabilities and supported the integration of those capabilities in Department of Defense mission critical systems. As part of her efforts, she has implemented solutions for streamlining cyber policies, processes, and systems to enable clients to maintain the speed at which cyber is evolving. Most recently she have become an advocate for updating national standards for space cyber requirements by providing inputs to policy, developing new platforms to support analysis, and identifying gaps in current testing. In addition to her work at Booz Allen, she has taught an Introduction to Cybersecurity course at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) in Los Angeles to help train our next generation of cyber leaders. She holds a master’s degree in Cybersecurity and a master’s in Business Administration from University of Maryland, and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, with minors in Business, Philosophy and Natural Science from LMU. She holds certifications within cyber and cyber management.