Ronald A. Marks III is a well-respected name in the cybersecurity community, with 35 years of experience in the National Security and Cyber fields, working in both the Congress and the CIA. He served as the Intelligence Council to two Senate Majority Leaders: Robert Dole and Trent Lott and was also a senior officer in the Central Intelligence Agency. Mr. Marks is a cybersecurity and national security consultant and has developed strategies for corporations and high net worth individuals seeking entry into the Federal market place. He is also a published author of several articles and op-eds related to national security matters. Currently, Mr. Marks serves as a Term Visiting Professor at George Mason University's Schar School of Government and Policy, lecturing on national security policy and technology issues.

Mr. Marks has a background in multiple disciplines, including Economics and Business Administration, a Masters's in applied economics, and law studies. He has taken up several roles during his work experience, including President at ZPN Cyber and National Security Strategies and Faculty member at The Intelligence and Security Academy. Additionally, he holds memberships on several boards of management and councils, including the Board of Advisors for The Conrad Foundation and the Council of Executives for McCreary Institute Ctr for Cyber & Homeland Security.

Ronald A. Marks III has ample experience in strategic cyber policy development, intelligence/defense policy/budget issues, and is a valuable resource for government and corporate policy-makers.