Axonius Federal Systems has appointed Jared Vichengrad as senior vice president and general manager. The Reston, Virginia-based company said Monday that Vichengrad will lead its strategy, execution and growth across the U.S. federal market.
He will report directly to the AFS board of directors.
Who Is Jared Vichengrad?
Vichengrad joins AFS from Check Point Software Technologies, where he served as head of public sector for the Americas and oversaw federal and state, local and education sales strategy.
Before Check Point Software, he area vice president for the public sector in North America at cybersecurity company Semperis.
He also held leadership roles at Rubrik, Veritas Technologies and Lexmark International earlier in his career.
“The federal government requires partners who can move faster than the adversaries they face,” Robert Skinner, AFS board chairman and a three-time Wash100 winner, said. “Jared’s arrival marks the next phase of maturity for AFS. We have the technology to solve the asset management challenge and drive operational action, and now, under Jared’s leadership, we have a leader that brings the kind of operational rigor needed to scale that capability to every corner of the civilian, intelligence, and defense sectors.”
Vichengrad holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and marketing from the University of Connecticut School of Business.
What Is Axonius Federal Systems?
Axonius Federal Systems is the public sector arm of Axonius, providing U.S. government agencies with asset inventory and insight into exposures. The company focuses on helping agencies comply with mandates related to asset visibility and zero trust.
In April, Axonius Asset Cloud secured a moderate authorization under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, enabling the company to offer the cloud-based cybersecurity platform to more federal agencies. Axonius Asset Cloud provides agencies with visibility into their cloud and on-premise assets by aggregating and contextualizing data from multiple sources into a continuously updated digital repository.
