Duality Technologies has announced that Adm. Michael Rogers (ret.), former commander of the US Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), Director of the National Security Agency (NSA) and Chief of the Central Security Service (CSS), has joined the company’s Board of Advisors. 

“I am excited to join Duality’s Advisory Board to support the company’s mission of delivering advanced data protection capabilities that enable organizations in public and private sectors to collaborate on their sensitive data. Collaboration requires trust, safety and security and technology must support these values in the world of exponentially growing data and strengthening AI and machine learning,” said Rogers.

Rogers has dedicated his career to cybersecurity and privacy and brings decades of command leadership in service to the national cybersecurity missions of the US and its allied nations.

“We are delighted to welcome to our advisory board Adm. Rogers, who has dedicated his government career to cyber-defense and security,” said Rina Shainski, Duality’s Chairwoman and Co-Founder. “Adm. Rogers has a deep-rooted understanding of how data, privacy and security intersect and shares the importance of Duality‘s mission to advance privacy-enabled data collaboration in all regulated industries.”

Rogers will collaborate with the company to expedite the deployment of their advanced data collaboration and privacy-preserving technologies to address national security challenges and those of other regulated industries, such as financial services and healthcare.

He will also work with Duality to educate government regulators and standards bodies on the needs for strong privacy technologies to protect the best interests of citizens and government.

“Following our history of success with government privacy technology initiatives and with government financial and healthcare agencies, we at Duality continue to enable privacy-enhanced data collaborations in public and private sectors. We are excited to work with Adm. Rogers in expanding our activities in the government sector and it speaks to the trust government leaders have in our team,” said Kurt Rohloff, Duality Technologies Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder.