Principals
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Frank McFadden
FOUNDER & CEO
With a background in technology and consulting, Frank McFadden brings a wealth of experience and passion to CyberRay. After graduating from Auburn University with degrees in Political Theory and Computer Science, Frank embarked on a career that has spanned various roles within the tech industry, including serving as a computer scientist for the Air Force and as a cybersecurity consultant for hospitals and major corporations.
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Grant Parker
CTO
A highly accomplished cybersecurity expert, Grant Parker brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role as CyberRay's CTO. With a solid academic foundation and a relentless work ethic, Grant is known for his ability to handle complex research projects and drive advancements in the cybersecurity field.
Recognizing an unmet need in the middle Georgia market for a higher level of technical expertise, Frank was inspired to establish CyberRay. His unique combination of skills, experience, and connections in AI, cybersecurity, and computer science positions him to address the complex challenges businesses face today.
As a consummate professional with an unwavering commitment to excellence, Frank understands the importance of offering reliable and innovative solutions to businesses with an eye for the client’s bottom line. By establishing CyberRay, he seeks to empower middle Georgia companies with the advanced technical expertise they require to thrive in today's competitive environment. Through CyberRay, Frank aims to be an indispensable partner to local businesses, driving growth and fostering a more vibrant and technologically advanced community.
Grant is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Software Engineering at Auburn University, where he has already made a name for himself through significant research contributions. In 2022, he co-authored the Best Paper Award-winning "3D-Mold'ed In-Security: Mapping Out Security of Indirect Additive Manufacturing," which involved the analysis of unique characteristics and sabotage attack methods in indirect manufacturing. In the same year, he also co-authored "Spooky Manufacturing: Probabilistic Sabotage Attack in Metal AM using Shielding Gas Flow Control," which analyzed sabotage attack methods on a laser beam powder bed fusion machine and its shield gas flow subsystem.
Prior to his work as a Graduate Research Assistant at Auburn University, Grant spent a decade as an Apple Certified Mac Technician and ACMT Hardware Specialist, performing software and equipment repairs for facilities and customers across the Southeastern United States. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science and Software Engineering from Auburn University and is passionate about staying on the cutting edge of cybersecurity research and innovation.
As CyberRay's CTO, Grant is dedicated to leveraging his extensive expertise and innovative thinking to help businesses overcome their cybersecurity challenges and unlock the full potential of AI-driven solutions.