Mr. Goodman Bellamy is the Associate Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Mission Integration within the Office of the Associate Administrator for Information Management and Chief Information Officer (OCIO) at the National Nuclear Security Administration. Mr. Bellamy is responsible for developing and cultivating partnerships internally, across the Nuclear Security Enterprise, as well as externally, including with the commercial industry, academia, and the non-profit sectors. The Office of Mission Integration connects agency efforts and ensures close collaboration with the Intelligence Community and Department of Defense on technology and mission integration issues. Through the application of both policy and technical assessments, the Office of Mission Integration ensures service delivery continually meets the dynamic needs of NNSA’s mission programs.

With over 30 years of leadership experience, Mr. Bellamy served over 20 years in the United States Navy. Having begun as an Engineering Officer, he completed 10 duty assignments, won numerous honors and awards including the Joint Service Achievement Medal and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, and eventually retired as the Deputy Chief Information Officer of the Missile Defense Agency.

Upon joining the NNSA OCIO in January 2008, he served as the Federal Project Manager responsible for commissioning and managing the NNSA Enterprise Secure Network project. Subsequently, he was the Director of Classified Computing, where he managed the Classified Computing Support Group, and then the Director for Policy and Governance.

Mr. Bellamy earned a master’s degree in National Security and Strategy from the Naval War College in Washington, D.C., a master’s degree in Manpower, Training, and Analysis from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, and a bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Systems from Florida A & M University in Tallahassee, Florida.

Mr. Ki Park, PMP, ITIL, CISA is currently serving as the Program Manager for ECSD and a Technical Representative for Nevada National Security Site Directed R&D (SDRD) at Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) LLC, the M&O Contractor of NNSS for DOE/NNSA since November 1, 2017. Prior to this assignment, Mr. Park served as the Program Director, Extreme Cyber Test & Evaluation Range at Nevada National Security Site, managing the integrated cyber-physical security testbed program in the Remote Sensing Lab (RSL) and Nevada National Security Site (NNSS). Mr. Park has integrated and collaborated with Government entities, academia, national labs, and power utilities to conduct representative and full scale outdoor power grid validation and verification (V&V) Test and Evaluations. To enhance the Small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) related R&D projects at NNSS, Mr. Park has completed UAS Certification program from UNLV and subsequently earned a Remote Pilot Certificate (sUAS) from Federal Aviation Administration.

Prior to the Program Director position, Mr. Park served as the Technical Director for the Communications, Network, and Cyber Security Department at RSL, providing comprehensive technical leadership to a diverse group of scientific, technical, and operations staff which support the Department of Energy (DOE) Emergency Communications Network (ECN), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Cyber Security, Non-Proliferation, and Imaging Technologies works at RSL, NNSS, and DOE HQ. Prior to joining NNSS, Mr. Park has over 20 years of Information Technology (IT) and C4I experience in the Department of Defense (DOD), including seven years of active duty officer in the US Air Force, and successfully managed and implemented numerous IT system engineering projects, performing technical liaison and consultant work among the various IT community and operational user groups for Information Exchange Requirements and System Interoperability Analysis.

Dr. Mike R. Lopez is a Cybersecurity R&D Manager for Cyber Mission Alliance Group at the Sandia National Laboratory. His group provides authorized adversary-based cybersecurity assessments to DOE, DOD, and other federal agencies. His group executes assessments across the software/hardware spectrum from Internet-protocol based network scanning to hardware vulnerability analysis. His group is part of Sandia’s Information Operations Center, which performs research and development in ICS/SCADA security, cyber modeling, and simulation, and the application of AI/ML to the computer and network security.

Before working in cybersecurity, Dr. Lopez supported system engineering and product qualification activities, interfacing extensively with the Kansas City National Security Center, and managing a team of Sandia staff that liaison to the Pantex Plant to ensure that Sandia’s design intent was understood on several critical NNSA development programs. He began his work at Sandia National Laboratories in high energy density plasma physics research, where he created, designed, and fielded z-pinch and laser experiments on the Z Machine as part of a multi-decade effort to harness fusion energy for electric power production. Dr. Lopez is a GIAC CertifiedWeb Application Penetration Tester, Certified Agile ScrumMaster, and Lockheed Martin Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. He holds a Ph.D. and M.S.E. degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and B.S in Physics from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska.

Mr. Reginald “Reggie” Richardson is a United States Air Force, USAF retired veteran and President/CEO/Founder of Sapphire Innovative Solutions Inc, dba, Sapphire BLU. Founded in 2006, Sapphire BLU, is a Defense Industrial Based company providing System Engineering and Integration (SE&I) services with the USAF, US Navy, National Aeronautical Science Administration, NASA and the US Department of Energy. Our professional services include; SE&I, Cybersecurity, Testing and Evaluation, Electronic Warfare, Research and Development, and UAS/Drone technology development. Sapphire BLU provides System Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Integration solutions to rapidly deploy advance technologies into Department of Defense areas of influence and solve complex challenges. Sapphire, and its research partners, have addressed and resolved cybersecurity challenges on a global scale since 1997. In that year, we participated in “Eligible Receiver 97” Exercise, also known as the birthplace of cybersecurity. This military information warfare cyber-attack helped develop frameworks including National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-53 and Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) which are todays leading cybersecurity standards. Sapphire is on the forefront of cybersecurity technology advancement which includes, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) projects, Independent Research (IRAD), US patents, and commercial partnerships with advance technology companies.

Sapphire BLU is among the first 25 firms in the nation to become a candidate (CMMC) Third-Party Assessment Organization (C3PAO) and a CMMC Registered Practitioner (RP). With the goal of identifying and mitigating cybersecurity risks that are critical for national security, this designation allows Sapphire BLU to support organizations conducting business with the DoD, through this certification process.

Reggie sits on two STEM boards, NDIA-SN STEM Chair and Southern Nevada STEM Networks Regional Advisory Committee. Reggie’s community involvement includes sponsorship for the first STEM MLK technology summit in Las Vegas, NV in January 2019. He was recognized by US Senator, Catherine Cortez Masto, for demonstrating exceptional business leadership in promoting the inclusion of STEM, and diversity for careers in Cyber Technologies. Reggie partners with Clark Atlanta University a Historical Black Colleges and Universities HBCUs in research collaboration initiatives and advocates for Public-Private Partnerships as well as Cybersecurity STEM and other knowledge transfer support opportunities.