A former Google executive has joined the Biden administration’s cyber office to focus on supply chain security issues, the White House announced Monday.
Camille Stewart Gloster will start on August 1 as the deputy national cyber director for technology and ecosystem security, the White House said.
“We are excited to welcome Camille to ONCD. She is a pioneer who has led on cyber issues for more than a decade at the highest levels of government and industry. The depth and breadth of her experiences will help the Biden-Harris Administration advance key priorities, including promoting the resilience of our software and hardware supply chain, building a more diverse cyber workforce, and strengthening cyber education for all Americans,” said National Cyber Director Chris Inglis in a statement.