PRESS RELEASE
Morgan Adamski has joined PwC as a US leader in the firm’s Cyber, Data & Technology Risk business. Prior to joining PwC, Morgan served as the highest ranking civilian and third in Command at United States Cyber Command. In this role, she led Department of Defense initiatives focused on rapidly integrating technology for operational outcomes, adoption of artificial intelligence for offensive and defensive cyber operations, and building strong public-private partnerships to protect against cyber threats.
“I’m thrilled to join PwC’s Cyber, Data, and Technology Risk business—where innovation is driving impact and purpose guides progress,” Adamski said. “This is an incredible opportunity to collaborate with PwC’s top technical talent, lead secure digital transformation, and help clients stay ahead of an increasingly complex threat landscape. After spending years discovering and disrupting cyber threats. I look forward to continuing the work of mitigating risk to our client’s networks and protecting their data while also building resilience for the future.”
Morgan’s extensive leadership experience includes more than 15 years as a Senior Executive at the National Security Agency spanning positions leading computer network defense, exploitation, and analysis. She revitalized public-private cybersecurity collaboration as the inaugural Director of NSA’s Cybersecurity Collaboration Center and has been at the forefront of the U.S. Government’s cyber defense strategy for the past five years. She also served as a senior Cyber Policy Advisor to the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Defense (Cyber Policy) and received numerous honors, including the Superior Civilian Service Medal, the Joint Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, multiple Director of National Intelligence Merit Unit Citations and the Meritorious Civilian Service Award. Morgan was also the recipient of several prestigious industry awards to include CyberScoop’s Top 50 Cybersecurity Visionary award, WashingtonExec Pinnacle Award, and the CAMI Cyber Women Warrior Award.
“We are excited to welcome Morgan to PwC’s Cyber, Data & Technology Risk platform,” said Tyson Cornell, US Advisory Leader. “Her expertise and leadership in cybersecurity are invaluable assets as we continue to enhance our capabilities and deliver innovative solutions that address the complex challenges faced by our clients. Morgan’s proven track record of leading in such a critical and continuously evolving field will strengthen our ability to help clients build resilience, protect what matters most, and confidently navigate digital transformation.”
PwC’s Cyber, Data & Tech Risk platform helps clients tackle risk head-on, combining strategy, engineering, operations and managed services to protect multiple layers of the technology stack. Whether securing cloud and data environments or embedding controls into large-scale transformations, we help organizations build scalable, resilient solutions that align with their risk appetite and business goals. Our teams deliver end-to-end cybersecurity support, from governance to identity to real-time threat detection and 24/7 protection, so clients can innovate securely, meet evolving compliance demands, and operate with confidence in a complex digital world.
