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Timothy Lamb: Chenega Keeps Eye on Evolving Security Services Sector


Timothy Lamb

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Aug. 17, 2017 — Timothy Lamb, president of Chenega‘s security strategic business unit, has said the company works to understand the evolving security services environment as it goes beyond traditional external threats due to technological and cultural changes.

“Our subject matter experts must think in terms of today but also tomorrow so we future-proof solutions to the greatest extent possible,” he told ExecutiveBiz in an interview published Aug. 10.

Lamb noted that Chenega seeks to establish agility, responsiveness and commitment to address risks in a dynamic government client environment.

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