Summary
Federal agencies and critical infrastructure operators with traditional vulnerability management programs face increasingly complex cybersecurity challenges as AI accelerates exploit discovery. Through exposure management, organizations can add context, prioritization and verified remediation to vulnerability data.
Access this podcast to hear experts from Brinqa and CI-Discern highlight how organizations can move beyond identifying vulnerabilities to understanding risk, taking informed action and supporting NERC compliance. Explore how Brinqa and CI-Discern, sold through SCOOP Cyber, turn fragmented exposure data into trusted, AI-guided remediation while securing critical infrastructure and providing defensible reporting for executives, boards and regulators.
Speakers
President & Founder
SCOOP Cyber
Steven Cooperman is President and Founder of SCOOP Cybersecurity LLC (SCOOP Cyber), a Virginia-based cybersecurity value-added reseller built around a strategic alliance with Carahsoft Technology Corporation to bring early-to-mid-phase cybersecurity companies into the federal and SLED public sector markets through SCOOP's “Public Sector as a Service” model.
Before founding SCOOP Cyber, Steven held public sector sales and channel leadership roles at Flashpoint (Global VP, Public Sector Sales), IronNet Cybersecurity (VP, Public Sector Sales, Channels & Alliances), ServiceNow, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Northrop Grumman, and Oracle. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science from SUNY Oneonta and a Master’s from Binghamton University.
Senior Vice President, Sales Engineering & Alliances
Brinqa
Jay Klauser is Senior Vice President of Sales Engineering and Alliances at Brinqa, based in Austin, TX, where he leads technical sales strategy and fosters strategic partnerships to support growth and customer success. He previously held solutions engineering leadership roles at AppOmni, Britive, NetMotion, xMatters, MobileIron, and BlackBerry
Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer
CI-Discern
Greg Sisson is a co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of CI-Discern, a veteran-owned professional services and solutions firm focused on improving critical infrastructure security and resilience. He culminated his public service in 2022 as the U.S. Department of Energy's Chief Information Security Officer, responsible for Department-wide cybersecurity operations, risk management, and compliance. Prior to DOE, Greg served as Chief of Staff and Deputy Director of Operations at Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN), a component of U.S. Cyber Command, and as a Managing Director in EY's Energy Cybersecurity Consulting practice.
