SurfWatch Labs delivers cyber risk intelligence solutions that help organizations understand the potential for cyber-attacks, determine the impact to their business and proactively address threats head on. SurfWatch Labs was formed in 2013 by former US Government intelligence analysts to go beyond the low-level threat intelligence approach that can drown organizations in data. By aggregating and automatically analyzing vast amounts of data from a wide range of structured and unstructured sources, SurfWatch enables organizations to zero in on their unique cyber risk profile and ensure the most effective risk management strategies are identified and implemented. With SurfWatch, organizations can immediately understand and act on their cyber risk. SurfWatch Labs: Cyber In Sight. For more information, visit www.surfwatchlabs.com.








Raytheon Cyber Products, a leading provider of commercial-off-the-shelf cyber security solutions for government and industry, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Raytheon Company. Founded on deep knowledge of cyber security stemming from the U.S. Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community, Raytheon Cyber Products has evolved into a company that both commercial and government enterprises rely on to ensure the security of their most critical cyber assets. The company’s broad portfolio of products addresses a variety of cyber challenges that organizations face today including insider threat, secure information sharing, data loss prevention, and data analysis. With over 20 years of collective experience in delivering the highest caliber security solutions, customers trust Raytheon Cyber Products to deliver solutions that are innovative, flexible, and scalable, meeting their security needs today and in the future. The company has over 300 employees with headquarters in Herndon, Virginia.
Novetta is an award-winning organization comprised of White Oak Technologies Inc (WOTI), FGM, Inc., White Cliffs Consulting (WCC) and International Biometric Group (IBG). We provide innovative, mission critical solutions and services to organizations that work with massive data sets.
Anup Ghosh Founder & CEO, Invincea
Kevin T. Reardon VP, Worldwide Value Strategy, Office of the CTO, McAfee – Part of Intel Security
Rick Geritz CEO & Founder, LifeJourney Rick Geritz is a serial entrepreneur and has spent the last 20 years building early stage companies. He is currently the CEO and Founder of LifeJourney, a technology that inspires our nations youth
to “Test Drive” what their future would be like to follow careers in the Cyber and STEM fields. Prior to LifeJourney, Rick was the President and CEO of BDMetrics, an online business matchmaking technology for the tradeshow industry. In addition, Rick held senior level executive roles for SafeNet where he was President and GM responsible for their VPN software, hardware and silicon businesses. Before SafeNet, Rick was the Executive Vice President and a board member at Rockville based ICARUS Corporation – an engineering simulation software company where he led the company’s worldwide product, operations, and until its sale to Aspen Technology (NASDAQ; AZPN). Rick has been a featured guest speaker on network security on TV and radio shows such as “Today” holds a patent for online business networking, was named one of Baltimore’s “Top 40 under 40” executives, and “Innovator of the Year.”Rick currently sits on the board of The Howard County Hospital, The Governor’s Cyber Security Commission, The Cyber Incubator at UMBC and leads the CyberMaryland initiative.
MACH37™ is America’s premier market-centric cybersecurity accelerator. The Accelerator is designed to facilitate the creation of the next generation of cybersecurity product companies. MACH37™’s unique program design places heavy emphasis on the validation of product ideas and the development of relationships that produce an initial customer base and investment capital. MACH37™ is located at the Center for Innovative Technology. The Accelerator is operated by the MACH37™ partners. Mach 37 refers to “escape velocity,” the minimum velocity needed to escape earth’s gravitational field. We felt that this was an apt term for our accelerator, because newly launched technology companies must push past forces that inherently prevent their growth.





















































































