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    Top Public Sector Leaders to Watch in 2025

    By Staff WriterJanuary 8, 2025
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    Tristen Yancey, ZeroFox

    Tristen Yancey

    Vice President of Public Sector, ZeroFox

    Tristen Yancey drives value at ZeroFox by educating government executives on protecting their online presence and that of their agencies. With rising risks in the digital sphere, such as impersonations that can harm both personal and agency reputations, her expertise has become essential.

    “The lightbulb moment when they realize that we can help them solve this problem is very rewarding,” she said.

    ZeroFox Chief Revenue Officer James McCarthy said Yancey’s ability to genuinely connect with federal customers and understand their unique challenges is exceptional.

    “She brings an invaluable combination of situational awareness and relationship-building skills that has transformed how we engage with the public sector,” McCarthy said. “Under her leadership, we’ve deepened our relationships with several federal customers, becoming true partners in securing their digital presence.”

    Why Watch

    In 2025, the ZeroFox Public Sector Team is focused on partnering with the government to raise awareness of digital risk. Today’s society is seeing an increase in impersonations, fraud and dark web chatter related to government executives and agencies at large. ZeroFox’s goal is to improve safety, reduce risk and protect the citizenry from fraud.

    “There is opportunity in chaos,” Yancey said. “When situations change and up appears as down, that is a great time to dig in and move forward while everyone else is consumed with wondering “What is next?'”

    Fun fact: Yancey played lacrosse in college and spent many years coaching her daughter’s lacrosse teams. She believes building a coalition, whether with children or adults, fosters greater success and a team-first culture.

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