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SecurityWeek’s ‘People on the Move’ coverage shines a light on fresh hiring announcements, promotions, and career achievements within the cybersecurity community.
Jorge Perez has joined Ameris Bank as Corporate Information Security Officer (CISO). Perez most recently served as CISO of wholesale banking, enterprise payments, and core technology & operations at Truist Financial. Previously, he held global director roles leading cybersecurity services at InterContinental Hotels Group.
Credential security provider Dashlane has announced that Pamela Golden has joined the company as Senior Vice President of People and Jon Cho has joined as the Senior Vice President of Product and Partnerships. Golden recently held leadership positions at Google, and Cho comes from Dropbox, where he served as Senior Director of Product Management. In addition to these executive appointments, Dashlane promoted Anne-Sophie Cuzacq to Senior Vice President of Customer Success and Jeff Cozzaglio to Senior Vice President of Sales.
AI security firm CalypsoAI has named Donnchadh Casey as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), promoting him from the role of Chief Operating Officer. He succeeds Founder Neil Serebryany, who will remain a member of the CalypsoAI board. Prior to CalypsoAI, Casey served as the Chief Customer Officer at Qualtrics.
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(Joshua Goldfarb)
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(Danelle Au)
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