Joe Lampert joins GreyNoise as national security solutions director. * GreyNoise has named a retired Army officer to a national security role * Joe Lampert will lead DOW and intelligence community partnerships * His goals include supporting mission partners and mentoring colleagues GreyNoise Intelligence has appointed Joe Lampert, a retired U.S. Army major and cyberthreat intelligence professional, as director of national security solutions. The cybersecurity company said Wednesday Lampert is among four senior executives it has brought on board to advance its engagements with U.S. and allied government customers. What are Lampert's responsibilities at GreyNoise? In his new role, Lampert leads the company's national security solutions efforts and oversees its partnerships across the Department of War and the intelligence community, according to his LinkedIn profile. His work centers on helping national security organizations gain a clearer picture of activity occurring along the internet's edge and apply GreyNoise's visibility and threat intelligence to their missions. GreyNoise said Lampert will help defense and intelligence customers use real-time threat data to counter threats before they can hit their intended targets. Who is Joe Lampert? Lampert is a national security professional with more than 18 years of experience across cybersecurity, threat intelligence, consulting and leadership roles supporting defense and intelligence missions. He is a retired U.S. Army major with more than 20 years of service, including intelligence and cyber warfare assignments supporting U.S. Cyber Command and U.S. Strategic Command. In an interview, Lampert told GovCon Wire he began as an enlisted mental health specialist before commissioning as a military intelligence officer and serving as an analyst and cyber warfare officer. Before joining GreyNoise, he was a senior account director at Recorded Future, managing national security partnerships with the intelligence community, U.S. Cyber Command, DOW and the FBI. He said he helped secure Recorded Future's selection as one of six vendors for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's Sentinel Horizon program, which delivers commercial threat intelligence across the intelligence community. At Splunk, Lampert managed the company's partnership with the Defense Intelligence Agency and helped move the agency to a new contract that expanded its use of the platform. His background also includes national security roles at Verizon and the U.S. Army Reserve. He is a graduate of Indiana University Bloomington and has earned the Certified Information Systems Security Professional credential. Cyberthreat intelligence programs across manufacturing & financial services. After leaving active duty, Lampert joined EY's cybersecurity advisory practice as a cyberthreat intelligence consultant, helping manufacturing and financial services clients establish and manage threat intelligence functions. His largest engagement was with Caterpillar, where he helped build a cyberthreat intelligence practice within the company's computer emergency response team. Understanding the customer mission. Asked about a lesson from his career, Lampert pointed to the value of understanding a customer's mission before presenting any solution. "It's super important to understand what they're trying to accomplish, how they're trying to do it, and then maybe any gaps or challenges that they're facing," he said. What are Lampert's goals at GreyNoise? Lampert's goals at GreyNoise include working alongside national security partners to address the challenges they encounter on a daily basis. He said he is prepared to bring in peers and partners from industry and government when another resource is a better fit, with the aim of aligning available capabilities to support national defense. "I'm here to help any way I can," he said. On a professional level, Lampert said he plans to keep developing as a leader and to mentor, coach and build up the colleagues he works with. What is GreyNoise Intelligence? GreyNoise is a cybersecurity company that provides threat intelligence designed to help security teams identify and prioritize internet-wide attack activity targeting network edge systems. The company operates the Global Observation Grid, a deception network of over 5,000 sensors deployed across more than 80 countries that observe and classify attack activity in real time. GreyNoise recently launched a command-and-control detection capability that flags communications between compromised assets and adversary-controlled infrastructure to give federal agencies earlier visibility into potential breaches. In March, the company appointed Mike Habte as director of federal sales to support its growth across defense, intelligence and civilian agencies.

GreyNoise Intelligence attracts top cyber defense leaders. GreyNoise Intelligence Sep 23, 2026, 09:59 ET Four Senior Hires Deepen Federal and National Security Expertise WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - GreyNoise Intelligence, the cybersecurity company that empowers defenders with real-time threat data about attacks at the network edge, today announced four senior hires to further the company's work with U.S. and allied government agencies. "The internet-facing infrastructure of government and critical infrastructure networks are constantly being attacked," said Ash Devata, CEO, GreyNoise Intelligence. "Edge devices like routers, VPNs, firewalls, and other internet-facing embedded systems cannot run agents and produce minimal telemetry. Adversaries are leveraging AI to exploit these systems within minutes of a vulnerability being discovered. Defenders need to understand this activity the moment it happens, but traditional detection & response capabilities do not extend to most edge devices. Andrew, Mark, Steve, and Joe deeply understand the role that real-time threat intelligence plays in defending the network edge against AI-powered threats. With the addition of these new leaders to GreyNoise, we are deepening our commitment to protecting the national security missions of the United States and our allies." * Andrew Thompson, Senior Vice President of Adversary Operations. Thompson joins GreyNoise from Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG), where he was Head of Global Signals Operations. His teams fused intelligence from Mandiant intrusion investigations, security operations, product telemetry, commercial vendors, partners, and sensitive technical and human-derived access to defend Google, its users, and its customers. Before that, he served as a United States Marine in ground combat, counterintelligence, human intelligence, and cyberspace operations against terrorist and foreign intelligence entities. * Mark Mager, Head of Adversary Engagement. Mager previously led endpoint security research teams and built foundational endpoint detection and response capabilities at Elastic and Endgame. Prior to his work in the private sector, Mager led the research and development of advanced computer network operations tools at Battelle and Lockheed Martin and supported clients throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area as a reverse engineering subject matter expert. * Steve Miller, Principal Threat Researcher. Miller has been working at the nexus of incident response, detection engineering, and threat intelligence for more than two decades. As AI Threats Mission Lead at Google Threat Intelligence Group, he built programs and teams to track AI threat activity and defend GenAI platforms. Prior to that, Miller held senior threat intelligence positions at Microsoft and Mandiant, where he worked on threat tracking and attribution, detection research, and product design. He previously worked as a Digital Forensics Researcher for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, a Security Engineer for Cornell University, and he served in the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command as a program manager at the National Security Agency. * Joe Lampert, Director, National Security Solutions. A retired U.S. Army Major with more than 20 years of service, Lampert held intelligence and cyber warfare assignments supporting U.S. Cyber Command and U.S. Strategic Command. Prior to joining GreyNoise, he served as Senior Account Director at Recorded Future, where he was named Recorded Future's Global Account Manager of the Year in 2024 and Public Sector Account Executive of the Year in 2022. He has also held roles at the U.S. Army Reserve, Splunk, EY, and Verizon supporting national security partnerships across the Intelligence Community, USCYBERCOM, the Department of War, and the FBI. At EY, he helped design and operationalize cyber threat intelligence programs for manufacturing and financial services clients. The additions come as GreyNoise rapidly expands its government business, which continues to see strong traction. More than 400 government agencies across the Five Eyes, NATO, and allied nations use GreyNoise to identify and understand attacks on edge systems, relying on its threat data to protect critical infrastructure, safeguard military readiness, and secure the digital supply chain. About GreyNoise Intelligence GreyNoise empowers the security teams of enterprises and governments to act with speed and confidence by providing fresh, verifiable threat intelligence about systems at the network edge. This allows security teams to improve the efficacy of their security operations, perform in-depth investigations and threat hunts, and focus on the most critical threats to their networks. The GreyNoise Global Observation Grid observes and analyzes threat actor campaigns at global scale and shares this intelligence with customers in real-time. Media Contact Ruoting Sun, GreyNoise Intelligence, 1 1 202-630-290, [email protected], https://www.greynoise.io/ SOURCE GreyNoise Intelligence

GreyNoise Intelligence has appointed four senior executives to strengthen its federal and national security capabilities. The Washington-based cybersecurity company provides real-time threat data about attacks at the network edge to help defenders protect their systems. The announcement was made on 23 September 2026. GreyNoise Intelligence focuses on empowering cybersecurity defenders with intelligence about threats occurring at the network perimeter. The company did not disclose the names or specific roles of the new hires in the announcement. The appointments aim to deepen the firm's expertise in serving federal government and national security clients.