Tony D'Angelo

Vice President, Public Sector

Tony D’Angelo leads the Americas Public Sector team at Lookout, bringing more than 30 years of experience in the IT industry. Prior to joining Lookout, Tony held various sales leadership roles at Proofpoint, Polycom, Brocade and Nortel. Originally from New York, Tony received his bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from the University at Buffalo and has spent his entire professional career in Washington, D.C. Having joined Lookout in 2019 to lead the Americas commercial enterprise team, he now heads the combined federal-SLED business unit.

My Articles

Comprehensive Security Solution for Protecting K-12 Student Data

K-12 school systems must eliminate the patchwork of solutions that fail to meet the depth and breadth of security requirements that accompany digital education.

Higher Ed: Protecting Sensitive Data Requires a Unified Approach

Demands to protect systems and data are rising, as higher education institutions are now subject to more stringent cybersecurity and privacy expectations.

Protecting Data in Healthcare Systems Requires a Unified Approach

To ensure that they are protected against intrusion, compromise, disruption and data exfiltration, hospital systems need to rethink the way they deploy cybersecurity.

Zero Trust Texas: Lookout Receives TX-RAMP Level 2 Certification

With the TX-RAMP certification, Lookout offers a seamless path for all state entities to meet the OMB-mandated Zero Trust requirements.

Cybersecurity at the Tactical Level: The Importance of StateRAMP

Rather than tackle new security gaps in isolation, state and local governments need the resources and expertise of the federal government and the private sector.

Lookout Obtains FedRAMP JAB P-ATO for SASE: What It Means for You

As the federal government continues to emphasize the importance of Zero Trust, Lookout has achieved a major milestone to aid in those efforts.

Four Steps to Modernizing Government Cybersecurity | Zero Trust

It is vital for agencies to understand the steps they can take right now to implement Zero Trust to safeguard against modern cyber attacks and comply with new regulations.