◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY ◆CISO since 2011 — JPMorgan Chase, IFF, NFL ◆2026 CSO Hall of Fame inductee ◆Independent director — Cylera ◆Cybersecurity, since 1997 ◆New York, NY
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Why the Boardroom Needs CISOs:

Why the Boardroom Needs CISOs: Cybersecurity has become a boardroom conversation, not just a technical one. Boards are asking questions about risk, resilience, and readiness. That’s a positive shift, it means cybersecurity is finally being seen for what it truly is: a business enabler. The CISO’s role is to translate complex risk into clear insight and connect security decisions to business priorities. When security has a seat at the table, organizations make smarter, faster decisions. How can boards get more value from their CISOs? (LMK in the comments)