Technology company Alpha Omega has appointed Gordon Boozer, a federal government veteran and cyber leader, as vice president of cybersecurity.
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The Vienna, Virginia-based company said Tuesday Boozer will oversee Alpha Omega’s cybersecurity capabilities, strategy and delivery efforts to help federal agency clients protect critical systems while advancing digital transformation.
In this capacity, he will conduct a comprehensive gap analysis of the company’s cybersecurity workforce across training, knowledge and certifications. He will also help identify opportunities for artificial intelligence implementation while leveraging Alpha Omega’s A2O platform and other IP solutions to define a Level 2 roadmap under the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program and other key accreditations.
“As agencies modernize, they need cybersecurity leaders who understand agencies’ missions and environments, as well as the future of cyber,” said Nitin Vartak, chief technology officer at Alpha Omega. “Gordon’s experience across multiple federal agencies, combined with his forward-looking approach to cyber, AI, and risk management, makes him the perfect leader to expand and mature our cybersecurity capabilities and offerings. He brings the perspective and knowledge needed to mitigate risk and secure today’s customer environments while strategically preparing for evolving threat scenarios.”
Who Is Gordon Boozer?
Boozer has over 26 years of leadership experience at several federal agencies, including the U.S. Coast Guard, the Department of Health and Human Services and the State Department.
The certified Project Management Professional maintains multiple certifications, including Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control, Certified Information Security Manager and Advanced in Artificial Intelligence Security Management from ISACA. He also has certifications in IT service management and Scrum.
He holds a master’s degree in information systems from Drexel University.
“I’m excited to join Alpha Omega at a time when cybersecurity and AI are converging to redefine how agencies protect their missions,” said Boozer. “My goal is to help our customers adopt modern, resilient cyber practices—rooted in strong governance and real-world mission needs—while aligning our people, capabilities, and solutions to stay ahead of evolving threats.”
What Does Alpha Omega Do?
Alpha Omega supports federal agency partners by delivering mission-focused solutions and services across the areas of digital modernization, AI and cybersecurity in support of national security, federal financial, health, and science and space missions.
