Taking the Reins: John Casciano

Vice president and director of the Enterprise Security Strategic Business Unit, Litton TASC, Chantilly, Va. Aug. 1 57 Philadelphia Chantilly, Va. Wife Pat; son John, a lawyer in Boston; and three grandsons by David Baldacci Author: John Grisham Boating on Chesapeake Bay, and a 1952 MG-TD Willie Nelson Stoney's, Broome Island, Md. "The world's finest crab cakes." "In one way or another, God answers all prayers." ? St. Thomas Aquinas "Law and Order" Chesapeake Beach, Md.Bachelor of science in languages; master of arts in political science, both from Georgetown University, Washington.Graduate of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps.A retired major general, Casciano left the Air Force in 1999 as director of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in charge of all Air Force ISR and information warfare capabilities. He capped off his 33-year career as the service's senior intelligence community official, including oversight of the Air Intelligence Agency and the Air Force Information Warfare Center. He joined Litton TASC in 1999.For TASC's new Enterprise Security Strategic Business Unit, the first challenge is to form the team and develop a shared vision and road map for the future. Our people have world-class capabilities in cyber and physical protection and information operations, and a track record in delighting our customers. These clients are some the best protected organizations in America.Coordinating my wardrobe after 32 years in uniform. Seriously, it was quite easy in making a transition to Litton TASC, which has the same values of integrity, service and excellence as "my" Air Force.