eSimplicity Hires Chief Information Security Officer
eSimplicity is pleased to announce that Percy Mitchell has recently joined us as the organization’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Director of Cybersecurity. Mr. Mitchell is a veteran and an experienced cyber expert with over 15 years of experience in federal IT supporting the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency, the Department of State, the Department of Homeland Security, the Office of Personnel Management, the Department of Navy, and the Pentagon Force Protection Agency. In the past 4 years, Mr. Mitchell played an important role in the security of multiple large efforts on the design and operation of cloud migration and modernization for Federal agencies.
“We are thrilled to have Percy join our team, his knowledge of the industry and subject matter expertise will be instrumental as we continue to make an impact on the digital modernization efforts for the agencies we serve.” Stated Nam Nguyen, COO and Co-Founder of eSimplicity.
“It is an exciting time to join the great leadership team at eSimplicity. I look forward to this opportunity to further advancing cybersecurity sound practices within eSimplicity and its customers” said Percy.
About eSimplicity
Launched in 2016, eSimplicity is creating an elegantly connected, digitally enhanced and well-communicated world. The team delivers Healthcare IT, Cybersecurity, and Telecommunications solutions that improve the life and health of millions of Americans while defending our national interests on the battlefield. Our Digital Services engineers are building modern applications for patients and healthcare providers, detecting fraud, waste, and abuse, and implementing healthcare policies that help improve healthcare quality and expand care coverage. Our Telecommunication engineering team helps the DoD implement spectrum (Radio Frequency) management on both national and international stages. And our cleared engineering team helps the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) use data to protect our national security interests.
