Our Company
Inspired by Real-World Challenges
Founded in 2013, Tenet3® set out to better secure cyber-physical systems by putting anti-tamper research into practice. To achieve this, we built MeTRA®, a knowledge management platform for teams to digitally capture, exchange and analyze system data. Over the course of our journey, we realized that the first principle for securing cyber-physical systems, “knowing what you have,” applied to many challenges in a wide range of use cases. Whether it is processes or personnel, critical infrastructure or structural tests, change management or cybersecurity, we can help you understand complex systems.
Meet Our Team
Collaborative Leadership for Complex Challenges
Our seasoned leaders and top technical talent create practical solutions for our customer's most challenging knowledge management problems. Your partner in success, we are dedicated to delivering results that propel you forward. Get to know the individuals leading the charge.
Jeff Hughes
President
Connecting the Dots
Rick Peters
Chief Strategy Officer
Charting the Course to Find the Dots
James Bieryla
Senior Director of Solutions
Piloting Customer Success
Fred Gillenwater
Director of Product
Making MeTRA® Fun
JoAnna Baldwin
Director of Human Resources
The Happy People Person
Ted Goldenberg
Director of Plans & Programs
Combining Strategy with Tactics
Julia Hughes
Chief Administrative Officer
Chief Fun Officer
Kyle Murphy
General Council
Chief Juggler
Rick Campbell
Senior Director of Engineering
Delivering an Epic Software Platform
Dan Schelkoph
Director of Advanced Capabilities
The Impossible Made Possible
Eric Lundgren
Controller
Watching the Bottom Line
Amy Sedler
Director of Contracts
The Art of Friendly Persuasion
Three Tenets
The Origin of Our Name
Our name is based on a methodology called the The Three Tenets of Cyber Security . The third tenet is "Detect, React, Adapt" and is an essential element of our approach to resilience. Cybernetics is a branch of systems engineering that specifically studies the optimal governance and control of complex automatic (or autonomous) networked systems. Detecting changes in systems, automating planned reactions, and adapting controls for networked systems requires a combination of machine learning and human cognitive input. Through our solutions and services, Tenet3 provides this combination of AI/ML and human insights to detect, react, and adapt to the challenges of complex systems.
