Dispersive Stealth Networking Welcomes Dr. Roy Bryan Stoker to Board of Advisors

Former NSA Engineering Leader and USCYBERCOM J2 Technical Director Brings Unmatched Expertise in Secure Communications and Emerging Technologies

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dispersive Holdings, Inc. (Dispersive), the market leader in stealth networking for secure and resilient communications, is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Roy Bryan Stoker to its Board of Advisors. A legendary technologist with over four decades of service to the National Security Agency (NSA) and U.S. Cyber Command, Dr. Stoker joins Dispersive with deep expertise in advanced signals intelligence, mission-resilient architectures, and next-generation secure communications systems.

Dr. Stoker’s career is a tour de force of innovation in national defense. As a senior electrical engineer and technical director at the NSA, he led the development and deployment of dozens of major intelligence and cybersecurity systems, from SIGINT signal processing and geolocation platforms to wireless vulnerability assessments and AI-driven technology transitions.

During his three-year tour as Technical Director of USCYBERCOM J2, he architected a groundbreaking, global secure networking framework designed to be quantum-resistant and resilient across both low-bandwidth and high-capacity environments.

"Dr. Stoker is renowned in the world of secure systems engineering. His work has shaped the technological infrastructure of U.S. cyber operations for decades," said Rajiv Pimplaskar, CEO of Dispersive. "We are deeply honored to welcome him to our advisory board. His insights into mission-critical communications, cyber innovation, and AI-enabled security will accelerate our efforts to redefine the future of stealth networking."

Among his many contributions, Dr. Stoker created the CRYSTALVISTA (CV) initiative, a cross-agency innovation program for secure communications and data obfuscation, which won a Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD) from the Office of the Secretary of Defense. CV is now poised for operational field deployment with broad interagency support from COCOMs and mission partners across DoD, DoE, and DoJ.

“In my work across the NSA and USCYBERCOM, I’ve seen firsthand the need for communications infrastructure that can survive and adapt in contested environments,” said Dr. Roy Bryan Stoker. “Dispersive’s stealth networking technology brings a fresh and urgently needed approach to securing critical missions. I’m proud to lend my experience to help guide its continued evolution.”

A professional engineer and adjunct faculty member at NSA, Dr. Stoker holds a Ph.D. and MBA in Business Administration, an MSEE from Johns Hopkins University, and a BSEE from North Carolina State University. His accolades include awards from the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), NSA, and SIGINT Committee, recognizing his work in wireless security, system innovation, and strategic transitions.

Dr. Stoker joins a growing list of national security and cybersecurity experts helping guide Dispersive’s mission to deliver the world’s most secure and resilient networking platform purpose-built for advanced AI, quantum threats, and hybrid warfare.

About Dispersive Stealth Networking

Dispersive Holdings, Inc. (Dispersive) delivers stealth networking for ultra-secure, high-performance communications. Inspired by military-grade spread spectrum techniques, Dispersive’s patented multipath software obfuscates and splits traffic across dynamically changing channels, ensuring networks remain virtually invisible, resilient, and quantum-resistant. Trusted by defense, intelligence, critical infrastructure, and high-security enterprises, Dispersive is redefining how secure connectivity is done. Learn more at www.dispersive.io.