Michael McLaughlin is a cybersecurity attorney who writes and speaks about the legal and national-security consequences of cyber policy. Their work connects practical issues such as defense contractor compliance and incident reporting with broader questions about AI security and data supply chains.
Howie Beigelman writes about Ohio as a place for Israeli companies to expand in the United States, especially in aerospace, defense technology, and advanced manufacturing.
Ed V. writes about defense production and the capital needed to expand it, drawing on experience in military operations and Pentagon production initiatives. They now work with investors and companies on defense manufacturing and industrial capacity.
John T. Pugh is an investor whose work connects real estate development with the growth of American manufacturing. Through 34x Labs, he describes an active investment and advisory platform that helps manufacturers grow, initially focused on Central Florida’s aerospace, defense, robotics, and advanced manufacturing industries.
Darron Makrokanis shares and promotes work on defense cybersecurity, especially CMMC compliance and supply-chain readiness for defense contractors and their suppliers.
Derek Oaks writes about military aviation, defense acquisition, and air power, with a focus on practical choices such as aircraft procurement, fleet sustainment, and manufacturing capacity.
Kristi Rogers speaks and moderates discussions on U.S. national and economic security, with a focus on critical minerals, supply-chain resilience, energy security, and the policies that shape American industry.
Jeremy Clark shares counterintelligence and defense-industry security insights through CI Press podcast episodes and IXN Solutions event posts, including discussions of supply-chain risk and security tools for industrial security professionals.
Jamie Rhone is a federal procurement consultant and angel investor who writes about government contracting, defense-industry policy, procurement, and leadership. Rhone’s posts draw on experience as a federal contracting officer and discuss how companies can navigate procurement and work with the government.
Keith Mayfield writes about cybersecurity and federal-market requirements, especially FedRAMP and CMMC. The posts explain how cloud providers and defense contractors can prepare for those requirements and compete for government business.
Jason Sproesser covers cybersecurity compliance for small businesses in the defense industrial base, explaining requirements such as NIST SP 800-171, DFARS and CMMC through commentary and show discussions.
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