Resecurity, a leading global provider of cybersecurity and threat intelligence solutions, has appointed Charles Chen to its Advisory Board on Artificial Intelligence. Chen, a seasoned expert in AI governance, formerly advised the Bureau of Diplomatic Technology and led the Office of Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Technologies at the U.S. Department of State.
This strategic move strengthens Resecurity’s commitment to developing next-generation AI-powered cybersecurity tools that focus on ethical and responsible innovation.
With close to 30 years of experience in IT infrastructure, ICAM, secure communications, and cyber operations, Chen brings deep expertise. At the State Department, he spearheaded major initiatives to integrate emerging technologies and AI into global diplomatic and security platforms. He also launched and scaled an international telecom firm, blending public sector service with entrepreneurial insight.
Chen earned his Bachelor’s degree from UCLA and a Master’s from Northwestern University. He also holds leading certifications including CISSP, CCSP, CISM, CEH, CCNP, and MCSE. Currently, he serves on the Cyber Intelligence Initiative (CII) Advisory Board at the Institute of World Politics, where he offers strategic guidance on cyber intelligence and ethical AI.
Gene Yoo, CEO of Resecurity, stated, “Charles brings critical knowledge in AI strategy, cybersecurity, and national security. His vision supports our mission to apply artificial intelligence for proactive threat detection and digital risk management.”
Chen added, “AI is reshaping cybersecurity. It’s crucial to design systems that balance innovation with ethical responsibility. Resecurity leads this effort globally, and I’m honored to contribute.”
This appointment highlights Resecurity’s leadership in AI-driven cybersecurity, reinforcing its global mission to improve threat detection, support zero-trust frameworks, and monitor digital risks more effectively.
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News Source: Businesswire.com