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TASC Vet Lisa Donnan Joins BeyondTrust as Federal Business VP


beyond trust (1)Lisa Donnan, formerly a vice president at TASC, has joined Phoenix-based cybersecurity firm BeyondTrust as vice president of its federal business.

She brings more than two decades of federal business experience to her role and will work to help broaden BeyondTrust’s presence in vulnerability management and privileged account management markets, the company said Wednesday.

Brendan Evers, senior vice president of sales for Americas at BeyondTrust, said Donnan will work to expand the company’s federal business and technology offerings to government agencies.

During her three years at TASC, Donnan led growth strategies and supervised its marketing and technology office.

Prior to TASC, she led the cybersecurity business unit at Salient Federal Solutions when it was known as Command Information.

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