Ambrose Kam, a distinguished Fellow and Chief Scientist (Cyber) at Lockheed Martin (LM), has spent the past 22 years driving innovation and excellence within the company. Collectively, he has over 30 years of experience in the Aerospace and Defense industry.  As a renowned subject matter expert in multiple fields, he plays a key role in shaping industry standards, representing LM in prominent organizations such as ISO, LOTAR, 5G ESF, and INCITS. His expertise has been sought after by major media outlets, including Forbes and The Economist, and he is a frequent lecturer at esteemed institutions like MIT, Georgia Tech, and Purdue, as well as industry consortiums. Ambrose has also led numerous university engagement and research projects, including capstone initiatives at service academies. His achievements have earned him notable recognition, including the prestigious Asian American Engineer of the Year award in 2017, which honored his technical leadership and groundbreaking innovations. Ambrose holds multiple US and international patents in cutting-edge areas like cybersecurity, Blockchain, and Quantum Resistant Ledger technology. Complementing his technical expertise, he has completed an executive program in Innovative Technology Leadership at Stanford University and holds multiple graduate degrees in engineering and management from MIT and Cornell University.