Our monthly Life @ Markon Roundup highlights stories that define our unique culture—celebrating our team's accomplishments, sharing exciting events, and showcasing the vibrant community that makes Markon a top workplace. Explore the highlights to see how we foster innovation, growth, and camaraderie every day.
In the coming months, Markon will be attending several hiring events and job fairs to connect with professionals who want to apply their skills to meaningful work advancing national security. These events offer a chance to speak directly with our team, learn about our mission integration work, and explore current and upcoming opportunities. If you are driven by impact, value professionalism, and want to grow alongside accomplished teammates who are deeply dedicated to what matters, we invite you to stop by, introduce yourself, and start the conversation about your future at Markon. Explore our upcoming events >>
One idea stood out from this year's Air National Guard OACCS: Mission readiness isn't built through predictable exercises. It's built by challenging teams with realistic scenarios that develop operational judgment under pressure. Thank you to everyone who attended Jared Dible's session and stopped by Booth 211 to meet the Millennium, Part of the Markon team. If we didn't have a chance to connect in Phoenix, we'd still welcome the opportunity to continue the conversation. Click to react, comment, and share on LinkedIn >>
Cybersecurity, operational technology, physical-digital security, infrastructure, and mission operations often work toward the same mission from different organizational silos. A Digital SCIF requires those disciplines to operate as one. In our latest blog, we explore what's driving Digital SCIF modernization, the organizational barriers agencies face, and practical considerations for building integrated secure environments.
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The defense cyber workforce pipeline is optimized for volume, not depth. Exercises are designed to succeed, not to stress-test real capability. Specialization is being managed out of the force, one mismanaged billet at a time. These are not failures of effort. They are structural, and they have real consequences for mission readiness. In our latest blog, we examine three compounding failures in defense cyber workforce development and why closing the gap requires more than training more people faster. Click to react, comment, and share on LinkedIn >>
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