Jason Hogan

Jason Hogan has a long and successful career in the military and cyber operations. Jason began their career in 2012 as the Executive Officer for a Cyber Mission Force (CMF) Battalion at the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command. In this role, they led and trained the battalion staff to ensure all mission requirements were satisfied and developed and executed an annual budget in excess of $12 million. Jason then served as the Operations Officer for the same battalion, responsible for the execution of the Army Intelligence Development Program (AIDP) on behalf of the G3 (Operations Officer). In 2014, they became the Commander of a geographically separated Cyber Detachment responsible for conducting offensive cyberspace and Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) operations. Jason was then selected as the first team leader for an Army Combat Mission Team responsible for the planning and execution of USCYBERCOM delegated missions in support of a US Combatant Command cyberspace operational requirements under the operational control of Air Force Cyber. In 2020, they became the Cyber Planning Chief at Central Command for Army Cyber Command, as well as the Plans Chief for ARCYBER CO-IPE at CENTCOM. Currently, they are the Director of Cyber Operations and Executive Associate at IOMAXIS.

Jason Hogan attended the University of Washington from 1995 to 1999, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Sociological Deviance with a minor in Society and Justice. Jason then continued their education at Western Governors University from 2019 to 2021, where they earned a Master of Business Administration with a focus in Information Technology.