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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.
Chris Inglis, former national cyber director and deputy director of the NSA, has joined the Board of Trustees at MITRE. Inglis’ retirement from the government, where he served for 40 years, was announced in early 2023.
Password management and privileged access management firm Keeper Security has appointed James Scobey as its Chief Information Security Officer. Scobey previously served as CISO at the SEC since 2022. Prior to the SEC, Scobey served as President and CEO of SigmaCyber, CTO and Assistant Director of Cybersecurity Operations at the SEC, and Principal Systems Engineer and Cyber Performance Systems Engineer at MITRE.
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