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Roy Ross PMP, CISSP has a diverse work experience in the field of information security and technology. Their most recent position was as the Chief Information Security Officer at OMNICOMMANDER, where they developed and implemented information security policies, monitored network and systems for cyber threats, and conducted risk assessments. Prior to that, they held various roles in the US Army, including Chief Information Officer / Information Security Officer, IT Manager / Information Systems Engineer, Cyber Protection Team Leader, and Commander of the Theater Information Operations Group. In these roles, Roy was responsible for overseeing the command's IT infrastructure, ensuring the security and reliability of networks and systems, and leading teams in conducting defensive cyber operations and intelligence activities.

Roy Ross PMP, CISSP has a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences from Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis. In 2013, they attended the Army Cyber Center of Excellence and completed the Information Systems Management Course (FA53), focusing on Management Information Systems. During the same year, they also enrolled in the Cisco Networking Academy and obtained the CCNA certification.

Roy has additional certifications, including Certified Coach Speaker Trainer from the John Maxwell Team, obtained in August 2020. In September 2013, they obtained the Project+ certification from CompTIA and the ITIL Foundation certification from EXIN in July 2013. Roy is also a Project Management Professional (PMP), certified by the Project Management Institute in December 2020. Furthermore, they hold the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification from (ISC)², achieved in November 2013. Roy also obtained the Security+ certification from CompTIA in June 2013.

There is no information available about Roy's education at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Additionally, their obtained month and year for the CCNA certification and Certified Ethical Hacker certification from Cisco and EC-Council, respectively, are not provided.