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William Luti Joins DMI to Lead Cyber Efforts

William J. Luti has joined Digital Management to serve as executive vice president for cybersecurity programs. He will support cybersecurity solutions and services to civilian federal, military and intelligence agencies.

Luti will also offer strategic direction and oversees business development activities for the firm’s cybersecurity practice.

According to GovCon Executive, “Luti previously served as vice president for strategy at Northrop Grumman’s Information Systems sector. There, he had an instrumental role in defining the sector’s growth strategy. He also served on the Northrop Grumman Corporation’s CEO-chaired Strategic Development Council.”

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