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Martyn Bayly named Chief Information Security Officer at Cbus

By CISO Tribune Editorial · Published

Martyn Bayly is the Chief Information Security Officer of Cbus.

Records: Cbus · Martyn Bayly

PersonMartyn Bayly
New roleChief Information Security Officer
CompanyCbus
AnnouncedJanuary 13, 2026
Added to the recordSeptember 25, 2026
SourceSuper Review

Context from the record

Other Financial Services appointments in the first quarter of 2026

  • Jimit Narendra Shah, Chief Information Security Officer, LIC Housing Finance
  • Gleb Reznik, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), American Express
  • John Visneski, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Green Impact Exchange
  • Donna Hart, Chief Information Security Officer, SMBC Americas
  • Rich Friedberg, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Envestnet
  • Leilani Farol, Senior Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), First Horizon
  • Stephen McMaster, Chief Information Security Officer, Western Alliance Bank
  • Kailash Gaonkar, Chief Information Security Officer, IIFL Finance

Who runs security in Financial Services.

What this move signals

Cbus, the Australian industry superannuation fund, has appointed Martyn Bayly as chief information security officer to lead its cyber security function, Super Review reported on January 13, 2026. The role is newly created.

Cbus announced the hire alongside new governance and finance leaders, framing it as a step-up in managing escalating cyber threats. Creating a dedicated CISO seat, rather than leaving security folded under technology, gives the fund a single accountable owner for member-data protection.

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