About CISO Tribune
CISO Tribune is an independent publication about the people who run enterprise security. We do three things: interview chief information security officers on the record, maintain The Wire — a verified record of CISO appointments and departures — and publish analysis of the security leadership market for the people in it.
Who reads us
Sitting CISOs and deputy CISOs, security leaders one step from the seat, the boards and executives who hire them, the recruiters who place them, and the vendors who sell to them. We write for practitioners: specific, sourced, and short enough to read between meetings.
How The Wire is verified
An entry appears on The Wire only when it can be confirmed against a primary source: a company announcement, a regulatory filing, a direct statement from the person or company, or the person's own public confirmation. Every entry carries its source, announcement date, and effective date. Entries marked Sample are format demonstrations with fictional people and companies; they are excluded from search indexing and feeds.
One exception is labelled wherever it appears. An appointment reported by a single smaller news outlet, and not yet by the company or an established publication, may appear as a reported move: “Reported by [publisher]; not yet confirmed by [company] or an established publication”. It must pass every other check, it is never a departure, and it is never presented as confirmed. It becomes a regular entry when a primary source or established publication confirms it, and is withdrawn, with a note on the corrections page, if a source contradicts it, the report disappears, or nothing confirms it within 30 days. See how we work.
Masthead
Editor: Lla Odi — responsible for everything published here. Reach the editor at editorial@cisotribune.com.
Writer: Hadass Liza Bitton — security leadership coverage. Reach her at hadass@cisotribune.com.
Ownership
CISO Tribune is an independent publication, owned and operated by CISO Tribune, the operator named in our terms of service. It is the flagship of the CISO Tribune network: every site in the network, what each covers and how they relate is set out on the network page. Coverage is not for sale (see our editorial standards below).
Editorial standards
Interviews are conducted on the record and lightly edited for clarity. Interview subjects do not pay to appear, coverage is not for sale, and we do not accept paid placements on The Wire. Analysis is opinionated but sourced: where we state a fact about a regulation, a filing, or a person, we cite where it comes from. Where we offer judgment, we say so.
How we produce our work
CISO Tribune uses AI tools in research, drafting, verification and production. Routine Wire records that pass automated verification against their source publish automatically; contested departures, interviews and corrections pass human editorial review. The standards above — primary sources for facts about real people and companies, on-the-record interviews, visible corrections — apply regardless of how a draft was produced. Nothing on The Wire is generated without a verifiable source behind it.
Corrections
If something we published is wrong, we correct it and note the correction on the entry. Write to editorial@cisotribune.com with the link and the primary source for the correction. Every correction of substance is listed on our corrections page, with the reported moves we withdrew.
Contact
Tips, pitches, corrections, and press: see the contact page. We read everything; tips with primary sources get answered first.