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GDAIS Names SAIC Vet Edward Timmes Cyber Systems VP

General Dynamics‘ (NYSE: GD) advanced information systems unit has appointed Edward A. Timmes Jr. as vice president of the cyber systems division within the intelligence systems business.

The company said he will lead a division that provides customers and partners solutions for defending systems against cyber attacks and other vulnerabilities.

His team will provide agencies with systems integration and analysis, data acquisition and analysis, real-time analytics and cyber situational awareness.

Timmes joins General Dynamics from SAIC Inc. (NYSE: SAI).

According to the company, the intelligence systems business provides digital forensics, network incident response and remediation services to commercial customers.

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