Miles Jamison 
- Melissa Glauber brings more than a decade of marketing leadership to Knox Systems
- She previously led marketing and communications at Onebrief
- Glauber also spent three years supporting Palantir’s defense and technical products
Knox Systems has appointed Melissa Glauber to the position of vice president of marketing and communications, the managed cloud provider announced Thursday.
Who Is Melissa Glauber?
Glauber previously worked at Onebrief, where she was the founding marketing hire and head of marketing and communications. Prior to that, she spent three years at Palantir Technologies, where she served as marketing lead for the defense and technical product marketing businesses. She was also the company’s first demand generation hire.
Earlier in her career, Glauber held marketing positions with organizations in the financial services and security sectors, including Money20/20 and One World Identity.
Her background adds go-to-market expertise to a Knox leadership team that includes executives and advisers with experience in federal cybersecurity, cloud and national security.
Knox previously appointed Hemant Baidwan, former Department of Homeland Security chief information security officer, as executive CISO. The company has also brought in former Okta President Charles Race and former Redhorse CEO John Zangardi as strategic advisers. David Epperson joined Knox’s federal advisory board in 2025.
What Will Glauber Do as Marketing & Communications VP?
Glauber will leverage more than a decade of marketing leadership experience in her new VP role. She will oversee Knox’s growth strategy and brand development while collaborating with senior leaders to advance the company’s presence in the security and compliance market.
Commenting on Glauber’s appointment, Knox Systems CEO Irina Denisenko said, “She has spent her career at the intersection of technology and national security, helping bring cutting-edge capabilities to the people and institutions that need them most. I couldn’t be more excited to have her help lead Knox as we open the government market to the next generation of American innovators.”
