Scott Lawler Chairman / CEO (CISSP)
Mr. Lawler provides leadership as well as subject matter expertise to LP3 customers in the areas of Enterprise Architecture, Information Assurance, Security Architecture, and Enterprise Management Operations. He served for 21 years in the Air Force. During his time in the Air Force, Mr. Lawler stood up the Department of Defense Computer Emergency Response Team. He led a team delivering network security services supporting 2.2 million customers. He was a key leader in activating the Joint Task Force-Global Network Operations (JTF-GNO) creating a mission critical global showplace and center of technical excellence. Mr. Lawler drafted and hand-carried the memo for DEPSECDEF signature that created the Information Assurance Vulnerability Alert (IAVA) program.
Mr. Lawler volunteers giving free cyber security awareness presentations to local businesses and community organizations; we help people learn how to be safe and secure online.
Jeffrey Grim CISO/CTO (CISSP)
Mr. Grim has 35 years’ experience in a broad range of Information Technology disciplines including Information Assurance & Security, Domestic and International Data Center Management, Helpdesk & Customer Support, Enterprise Project Management, Systems Architecture, Engineering, System and Network Administration, and Software Development. He has extensive hands-on experience with System, Network, and Information Security; Disaster Recovery, Business Continuance, Event Monitoring Systems; System, Storage, and Network support; domestic and international operations centers. Past responsibilities include project team, departmental, and organizational management; evaluation, design, implementation, and management of data, network, server, and storage systems operational analysis, proposal writing, trade studies; evaluation and selection of COTS software; monitoring and help-desk tools evaluation and implementation; process engineering; budgetary development and management.
Mr. Grim has held Data Center Management and Director positions, and Senior Systems & Security Engineer positions at Fortune 500 companies Fidelity Investments (Boston) and Thompson Financial (Boston), and BAE systems.
Mr. Grim volunteers giving free cyber security awareness presentations to local businesses and community organizations; we help people learn how to be safe and secure online.
Cory Kline Senior Information System Security Engineer (CISSP)
Mr Kline served in the U.S. Army for 22 years, retiring in January 2016 from the Army Cyber Command. Cory assisted the Army with the development and implementation of the Risk Management Framework as well as planning the cybersecurity services to be implemented for the Army’s transition to the Cloud. As is a Senior Information System Security Engineer at Lp3, he conducts project management for cyber security related projects focusing on “Assess & Authorize” activities using the Risk Management Framework for both classified and unclassified projects.
Cory holds a Master’s of Science in Cyber Security and Digital Forensic Investigation from Norwich University and certifications as a Computer Information System Security Professional (CISSP), Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Certified Network Defense Architect (CNDA), and is a Certified Specialist in Cloud Security.
JD Lovett: Director, Cyber Range Engineering (CISSP)
Mr. Lovett is a Marine veteran having served 20 years in the Marine Corps, first as an Artillery Fire Controlman and then as a Computer Specialist, retiring in September of 2000. Since retiring J D has filled a number of technical roles within the industry; Lead Engineer supporting agency cutover for USAID, Base Network Manager at Quantico Marine Corps Base, Manager of the Coast Guard Network Operations Center (during Katrina), and Lead Technical Assessor and Lab Manager for the Marine Corps IA Assessment Team and President of NexGenTex (IT startup).
In 2008 while working on his graduate degree (MS/IT w/Information Security) JD proposed a new design to facilitate “NetOps” testing and to sandbox IA issues. With funding from the Joint Staff and project support from DISA, JD built a pilot of the facility, named the DoD Information Assurance (IA) Range (2009). The IA Range achieved IOC in October of 2010, the first Cyber Range in DoD approved for DT and OT events and (shortly thereafter) was renamed the DoD Cyber Security Range. J D stayed as the Technical Director, managing customer events and guiding new technology insertion until 2014. At that time J D created (with Ernest McCaleb) the Marine Corps Cyber Range (MCCR) where he remained until 2017. Since the creation of the CSR and MCCR over 350 customer events have been serviced by the Range systems J D designed, many directly supervised by J D.
