10 RTX security leaders
Alexandra Landegger, Corporate CISO at RTX, is one of ten RTX security leaders listed here, alongside people who hold director roles in cyber architecture, cyber defense operations and product cybersecurity at the company. A reader can learn how security leaders work at RTX from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Alexandra (Ally) Schneider
LinkedInExperience: Director, Strategy and Transformation Product Cybersecurity · RTX
Alexandra (Ally) Schneider has been Director, Strategy and Transformation Product Cybersecurity at RTX since October 2024, with a profile headline describing the role as covering product cybersecurity across RTX. Alexandra (Ally) Schneider also held Director of Business Development at Collins Aerospace (2023–2024) and Director, Requirements & Capabilities at Raytheon (2021–2023).
Alexandra Landegger
LinkedInExperience: Corporate CISO · RTX
Alexandra Landegger has been Corporate CISO at RTX since August 2025 and has held the title Global Head of Cyber Strategy & Transformation at RTX since December 2024. The profile says Alexandra Landegger oversees global cyber incident management for the company and leads enterprise-wide cyber training and awareness. Alexandra Landegger was CISO and Executive Director at Collins Aerospace from 2020 to 2024.
Darren Jones
LinkedInExperience: Director · RTX
Darren Jones has been a Director at RTX since January 2025, described in the profile as Director of Cloud, Application, and AI Security Center of Expertise for RTX. Darren Jones was Director of Cybersecurity Engineering (2022–2024) and Director of Software Engineering (2017–2022) at Collins Aerospace.
Joe Hernandez
LinkedInExperience: Director, Cybersecurity Operational Excellence · RTX
Joe Hernandez has been Director, Cybersecurity Operational Excellence at RTX since July 2024, a role the profile lists at director level. At RTX, Joe Hernandez also held Associate Director, Cybersecurity Continuous Improvement (2023–2024) and Associate Director, Business Systems & Transformation (2018–2023).
Justin Ehm
LinkedInExperience: Director · RTX
Justin Ehm has been a Director at RTX since July 2026, a role the profile places in Product Cybersecurity Engineering. Justin Ehm held Associate Director (2023–2026), Senior Engineering Manager (2014–2023) and Senior Software Engineer (2012–2014) roles at Collins Aerospace.
Justin Osborne
LinkedInExperience: Director, Cyber Solutions Architecture · RTX
Justin Osborne has been Director, Cyber Solutions Architecture at RTX since November 2025, with a profile headline citing enterprise cyber risk and resilience, security architecture and engineering, and cyber operations. Justin Osborne was Associate Director, Security Architect at Pratt & Whitney from 2022 to 2025 and Flight Chief Vulnerability Management in the United States Air Force (1998–2024).
Linda Kent
LinkedInExperience: Director Network and Security Operations · RTX
Linda Kent has been Director Network and Security Operations at RTX since December 2025. Linda Kent held Associate Director Network Operations at RTX (2023–2025) and Associate Director, Network Services at Collins Aerospace (2014–2023), and the profile describes managing routing, switching, load balancing, firewalls, VoIP and monitoring.
Michele Sattler
LinkedInExperience: Director, Cyber Architecture · RTX
Michele Sattler has been Director, Cyber Architecture at RTX since January 2026, a role the profile lists at director level in the engineering and technical department. At RTX, Michele Sattler also held Director, Corporate Cyber Mission Support (2025) and Director Corporate Cyber Architecture and Assurance (2021–2025).
Tyler Tom
LinkedInExperience: Chief Security Architect//Executive Director, RTX Security Architecture and Assurance · RTX
Tyler Tom has been Chief Security Architect//Executive Director, RTX Security Architecture and Assurance at RTX since October 2021. Tyler Tom also held Executive Director, RTX Cyber Intelligence and Assessments at RTX (2020–2021) and Senior Director, UTC Cyber Fusion Center at United Technologies (2018–2020).
Will Stott
LinkedInExperience: Technical Director of Cyber Defense Operations · RTX
Will Stott has been Technical Director of Cyber Defense Operations at RTX since November 2025. Will Stott held Director of Cyber Incident Management at RTX (2023–2025) and Director of Cybersecurity at Raytheon (2020–2023), and the profile describes serving as information security leader for a local site within global operations.
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- 01What did you change first when you took over your current security area, and what did you learn from it?
- 02How did you work with engineering and business leaders to agree on which cyber risks to address first?
- 03What have you learned from your own work about measuring whether a security program is improving?
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