Camilo Sandoval Email & Phone Number

Mr. Sandoval served as the 3rd Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of the United States at the White House, overseeing AI, cybersecurity, and technology policies and budgets across all 24 CFO Act Federal Agencies. His leadership also extended to chairing the Federal Acquisition Security Council, as authorized by the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018 (FASCSA), where significant progress was made in strengthening the nation’s supply chain resilience and economic security. Those efforts continue today and are reflected in the 2023 National Cyber Strategy.Previously, Sandoval served as Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Department of Veterans Affairs, and was responsible for steering a $325 billion healthcare and financial services enterprise, administering a $4.5 billion annual tech budget and leading 16,000 IT professionals; overseeing 171 medical centers and 1,298 facilities. His efforts were instrumental in elevating the VA's IT department—the second-largest in the federal government—into an entity focused on achieving operational excellence and delivering world-class digital healthcare. This transformation was pivotal in supporting the vast network of over 380,000 VA employees and efficiently serving more than 9 million veterans.Prior to this, Sandoval was appointed to serve as the Senior White House Advisor to the US Department of the Treasury and head of the Treasury Presidential Transition team on January 20th (Inauguration Day). During the first 100 days of the administration, he played a crucial role in the confirmation hearing process of the 77th Treasury Secretary and implementing the President's Management Agenda in coordination with OMB and legislative affairs.Sandoval's early career began with the United States Air Force and the National Security Agency (NSA) as a signals intelligence analyst stationed at Misawa Air Base in Japan. In this capacity, he acquired expertise in deciphering cryptologic technology and understanding the national security threats emerging from the Pacific region. After his military service, Sandoval transitioned into the financial sector on Wall Street, focusing on healthcare investment banking, risk management, and information technology management.

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