Whois & Analysis for virtru.com

Virtru is an email encryption and digital privacy company.

History.

Launched in 2012, John Ackerly is the CEO and Co.Founder of Virtru and Will Ackerly is the CTO and Co.Founder of Virtru, a digital privacy company based in Washington D.C. Prior to founding Virtru in 2012, John was responsible for privacy and technology policy at the White House National Economic Council and was the Policy and Strategic Planning Director at the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Prior to founding Virtru in 2012, Will spent eight years at the National Security Agency (NSA) where he specialized in cloud analytic and security architecture — specifically protecting the agency’s in-house data transfers.

During his tenure at the NSA, Will invented the Trusted Data Format (TDF).

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