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Stephen Moore is a Founder and the Chief Technology Officer of AlphaSix Corporation, where he leads work in large-scale data systems, cybersecurity, and advanced analytics in support of U.S. federal government missions. Over a career spanning nearly three decades, he has built and led engineering teams delivering production systems across domains including intrusion detection, malicious code reverse engineering, and enterprise-scale analytics.

A Virginia Tech alumnus (B.S., Computer Science, 1995), Mr. Moore began his career in information security research and operational defense, working with organizations such as the National Security Agency and MITRE before co-founding Crucial Security, which grew to over 100 engineers and was later acquired by Harris Corporation. He also holds a master’s degree in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University. Mr. Moore is the inventor on a U.S. patent for a novel anomaly detection technique and has architected multiple large-scale distributed data platforms using modern open-source and commercial technologies.

Senior Advisor

Robert “Bob” Stalick has more than 30 years of experience leading and scaling technology companies. He developed deep expertise in bringing innovative products to market—from concept through commercialization—and driving growth in highly regulated and technically demanding environments. Most recently he served as Chief Executive Officer of Acuity, where he oversaw the company’s global strategy and led a workforce of more than 7,000 employees supporting government and commercial clients. During his tenure, he advanced the firm’s growth in cybersecurity and information technology, positioning the organization to address complex and evolving digital threats. He also served as Chief Executive Officer of Owl Cyber Defense and previously led Tresys Technology as CEO, guiding the company through its merger with Owl in 2019. Earlier, as Chairman and CEO of Internosis, he led the firm from its founding through a private equity-backed expansion and successful acquisition by EMC. Mr. Stalick began his career in government systems integration, including six years leading the U.S. Department of State’s Computer Security Laboratory. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Yale University.

Senior Advisor

Mr. John Finbarr Fleming is a former CIA Senior Intelligence Service (SIS) officer with a long record of success in the intelligence business and, since retirement from the government, in the private sector. He retired from the CIA as Assistant Director of CIA for Korea, after a 31-year career, and was awarded the Distinguished Career Intelligence Medal for his service.  In government, he managed complex, multi-million-dollar programs in fast paced, conflict-zone environments overseas and in CIA Headquarters over the course of a career spent largely in the Middle East. Mr. Fleming served as Chief of Station in a War Zone, leading and protecting his large team of intelligence professionals from across the Intelligence Community and Military. His experience, however, extends beyond managing in conflict zones to substantive de-escalatory work on conflict resolution in both the Israeli Palestinian Issue and with the U.S. Government’s efforts to negotiate with North Korea.  Since leaving the government in 2020, Mr. Fleming has carried these skill sets into a flourishing private sector career.  Mr. Fleming led the Federal Sector sales team for Owl Cyber Defense, before transferring to Acuity International, where was a Senior Vice President for Business Development. Mr. Fleming then became Executive Chairman of Paragon U.S., leading the offensive cyber company to a successful acquisition by AE Industrial Partners.  Mr. Fleming speaks Arabic language, having completed two years of language training at the Foreign Service Institute in Tunisia. In addition to degrees in International Relations and English from Lehigh University, Mr. Fleming obtained an MS in National Security Studies from the National War College.