Terrence Driscoll named Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Cyware

Cyware has named Terrence Driscoll as Chief Information Security Officer. He most recently served as Managing Director, Global Head of Security and Controls Assurance for JP Morgan Chase & Company.

According to the Business Wire release, Driscoll will be responsible at Cyware for Internal Security and Product Security. The release says he will also work with Cyware's partners and customers to drive adoption of Cyber Fusion Center Platforms.

Cyware says that as Global Head of Security and Controls Assurance at JP Morgan Chase & Company, he led a global team responsible for Control Management, Technology Resiliency, Security Testing and Security Architecture. The company says he brings Cyware knowledge of Resiliency, Security Assurance, Threat Intelligence and Cyber Operations. SecurityWeek reports that Driscoll earlier served as an Advisory Board Member at CrowdStrike, Business Information Security Officer at Citadel and Senior Director at PayPal. According to the release, he was also CISO at MacAndrews & Forbes, which owns and operates businesses in the pharmaceutical, gaming, financial services, entertainment, education, defense and consumer goods industries.

The release says Driscoll spent nine years at Lockheed Martin, where he worked on the internal security team. He also worked with commercial, International and US Government clients of Lockheed to drive adoption of intelligence driven cyber defense, according to the release. According to the release, Driscoll holds an M.B.A. from the Wharton School of Business and a University of Pennsylvania M.S. in Systems Engineering. The release adds that he holds a Lehigh University B.S. in Mechanical Engineering.

SecurityWeek describes Cyware as a provider of solutions for orchestrated response, security collaboration and threat intelligence management. The company says its approach to cybersecurity unifies vulnerability management, threat response, automation and threat intelligence with data insights gleaned from vulnerabilities, attackers, malware, users and assets. According to Cyware, its Cyber Fusion platform integrates TIP and SOAR technology, enabling siloed security teams to collaborate. Cyware says it is widely deployed by MSSPs, government agencies and enterprises.