Capt. Ann E. Casey

Commander, Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group and Commander, Task Force 1090

22 September 2020 Capt. Ann E. Casey, a native of Maryland, was commissioned in 1997 from the United States Naval Academy, where she received a Bachelor of Science in mathematics.  Following her commission, she attended the University of Cambridge, Trinity College, England where she earned her Master’s degree in international relations with a specialty on the U.N. sanctions against Iraq.

Capt. Casey’s operational tours include surface direct support officer out of Naval Security Group Activity Northwest; electronic warfare officer on USS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968), deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; Commander, U.S. 2nd Fleet cryptologic resource coordinator; National Security Agency’s officer in charge of Cryptologic Support Group - Afghanistan in Kabul deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom; and as the deputy information warfare commander on Carrier Strike Group 1 aboard USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70), deployed in support of Operation Inherent Resolve.

Ashore, Capt. Casey has served at the Naval Information Warfare Activity as a contracting officer representative and systems engineer; information warfare officer supporting the Commander, Naval Air Forces; member of the commander’s action group for Commander, U.S. Cyber Command / Director NSA; executive officer and deputy program manager of Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group; chief of signals intelligence / electronic warfare for the Under Secretary of Defense (Intelligence); assistant chief of staff for Capabilities and Integration at U.S. Fleet Cyber Command / U.S. 10th Fleet.

Capt. Casey assumed command of the Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group in August 2019.

She is fully Joint qualified and a member of the Acquisition Professional Community as a program manager Level III and a systems engineer Level III.  She has been a 2017 Supreme Court Statecraft Fellow and is currently an MIT Seminar XXI fellow, class of 2019-2020.