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2013 Fed 100

Federal 100: Mark L. Cohn

By FCW Staff
Mar 20, 2013

Name: Mark L. Cohn
Title: Chief Technology Officer
Company: Unisys Federal Systems

Spreading the word about secure mobility. Cohn plays a key role in supporting mission-critical mobile solutions for his government customers. He also generously shares his expertise with the federal IT community at large. In 2012, he was a member of AFCEA International's Technology Committee, organized a Northern Virginia Technology Council event on mobility and served on the steering committee for ACT-IAC's 2012 Quadrennial Government Technology Review. His earlier work on the latter project ultimately supported the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace. Cohn's passion for secure mission-critical IT solutions and his willingness to collaborate benefit government and industry alike.

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