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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.
The Cyber Readiness Institute (CRI), an initiative whose goal is to share resources and knowledge for the development of free cybersecurity tools for small and medium-sized businesses, has appointed Sasha Pailet Koff as its new Managing Director. Koff previously held senior leadership roles at Dell Technologies and Johnson & Johnson.
Mobile endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions provider iVerify announced that Mike Rosen has joined the company as its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Rosen most recently served as CISO at ZwillGen, and previously held security leadership roles at Apple, Verizon and PwC. At Apple, he led the company’s Security Incident Response Team (SIRT).
Identity security firm 1Password has appointed Greg Henry as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective immediately. Henry replaces Jeannie De Guzman, who has now been appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO). Henry previously served as CFO of Couchbase, Senior Vice President of Finance at ServiceNow, and CFO of GE Healthcare IT.
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