Lori Davis is the manager of the National Security Group with SAS, where she leads the group’s efforts to support the business and mission goals of the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and the Intelligence Community (IC). Specific areas of focus include using analytics to detect and prevent insider threats and cyberattacks, as well as using analytics to improve the performance of the DOD and IC. With more than 15 years of government software sales experience, Davis has held federal sales leadership roles at multiple companies, including MarkLogic, Blue Ridge Networks and IBM. She received a Bachelor of Science in Management, Advanced Study in Information Management Systems from Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Following World War II, an intelligence-sharing partnership was formed between Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United State of America. The original alliance, called Five Eyes, was focused on monitoring the communications of the major global threat at the time – the Soviet Union. As the world
