Symmatrics names Joe Reddix vice president of federal sector

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Symmatrics said Joe Reddix will lead its federal strategy and growth efforts as the cybersecurity company expands in quantum-secure modernization for U.S. agencies.

Symmatrics said Aug. 20 that Joe Reddix will serve as vice president of federal sector, a role the cybersecurity company says will lead its federal strategy and growth initiatives.

The company said Reddix will focus on quantum-secure modernization, mission assurance and identity security for U.S. federal agencies. It said his work will include pilot deployments at Fort Meade, partnerships with prime systems integrators and efforts to advance acquisition pathways across agencies.

Symmatrics describes its technology as a “quantum-secure symmetric key trust layer” and says it is aimed at helping agencies unify trust, secure mission-critical operations and respond to threats tied to AI and quantum computing.

Those technology claims come from the company’s release. Symmatrics also says its system replaces legacy PKI with a zero-PKI identity model, continuous credential renewal and autonomous defense loops. The release says the company has modernized Claude Shannon’s One-Time Pad and deployed “Principles of Perfect Secrecy” at internet scale.

Reddix is described in the release as an industry veteran, a LinkedIn Top Voice in cyber and co-founder of the Quantum Security Alliance. Symmatrics said he joined the company from The Reddix Group, where he was president. It also said he previously held leadership and project management roles at General Dynamics and BAE Systems.

Walter Raquet, identified as Symmatrics’ chief executive, said Reddix brings federal mission expertise and systems integration leadership. Raquet said that background is suited to help expand Symmatrics’ presence across the Department of War, the Intelligence Community and civilian agencies.

Reddix said federal organizations need more than incremental improvements and said he is excited to help bring the company’s capabilities to federal customers across the Five Eyes, according to the release.

The announcement was issued as a press release and included a forward-looking statements disclaimer and contact information for media, sales, investors and meetings.

Symmatrics said Reddix’s immediate focus will include pilot deployments and partner expansion in the federal market.

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