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SAIC’s Larry Cox to Co-Chair Howard County (Md.) Cyber Commission

Larry Cox

SAIC (NYSE: SAI) Senior VP Larry Cox will serve as co-chair of  the new Howard County (Md.) Cyber Commission.

Cox will serve alongside co-chair Richard Roca of The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to lead the 13-person team in support of Howard County Executive Ken Ulman as he seeks to take advantage of the changing cyberscape in the Baltimore-Washington region.

“I look forward to working with Mr. Roca and all members of the Cyber Commission to effectively inform Executive Ulman on developments in cyber activity, “ Cox said.  “The wide range of expertise on this commission is impressive, and our knowledge will help enhance Howard County’s ability to respond to advancements in the industry.”

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