Tim Roemer

President & General Manager, Public Sector, ThriveDX
Portrait of Tim Roemer, ThriveDX President & General Manager, Public Sector

WONDER HOUSE @ SXSW 2023 Talks:

The Cyber Team of Teams Panel Discussion

Monday, March 13, 2:30 p.m.

Surround Stage

PANEL DISCUSSION, The Cyber Team of Teams

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The Cyber Team of Teams – Understanding the challenges and opportunities of the technology infused world of today and the future can be overwhelming, no matter your point of view. Artificial intelligence, big data, the internet of things, the metaverse and cyberspace can be confusing and costly. To thrive in this complex world requires a team of teams working together to build the tools we all need to safely navigate and create in the digital verse. This panel of experts from government, academia, and industry will share their insights on thriving in the cyber world we live in today. Moderated by the Dean of the College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) at the University of Arizona, the panel will share their insights through guided discussion along with your questions.

ABOUT TIM

In January of 2023, after 18 years of government service, Tim Roemer joined ThriveDX as the President and General Manager of the Public Sector. At ThriveDX he leads the build out of the organization’s U.S. and public sector business, as well as collaboration efforts with private sector cyber companies.

Prior to joining ThriveDX, he most recently served as the Director of the Arizona Department of Homeland Security and Chief Information Security Officer for the State of
Arizona – the first and only person in the country to serve both as the Director of Homeland Security and State CISO. During his time with the State of Arizona, Tim worked with Governor Ducey to create the nation's first State Cyber Command Center located within the Department of Homeland Security to protect the state from evolving cyber-attacks and create a culture of cybersecurity awareness where cybersecurity is a top homeland security priority.

Before his eight years of service to the State of Arizona, Tim served ten years in the Central Intelligence Agency, including two years assigned to the White House Situation Room, where he provided critical national security updates to the President, Vice President, and National Security Council. In this role, he briefed senior U.S. policymakers on a diverse range of national security-related issues.