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Deepali Bhoite named Chief Information Security Officer at Quickbase

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Deepali Bhoite is the Chief Information Security Officer of Quickbase. Deepali joins from Anaplan.

Records: Quickbase · Deepali Bhoite

PersonDeepali Bhoite
New roleChief Information Security Officer
CompanyQuickbase
Previous roleAnaplan
AnnouncedFebruary 20, 2025
Added to the recordSeptember 30, 2026
SourceBusiness Wire (company announcement)

Context from the record

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What this move signals

Quickbase announced that Deepali Bhoite is joining the company as Chief Information Security Officer. She joins from Anaplan, where she led security programs covering identity and access management, application security, and vulnerability management, and previously held security leadership roles at ServiceNow, IBM, and USG.

What the sources say

Bhoite has worked in cybersecurity and enterprise software for more than 20 years, according to Business Wire. At Anaplan, the security programs she led were aimed at protecting customer data and enterprise assets, the release says. She holds a Masters in Computer Science from California State University and has completed leadership training with the Berkeley Haas School of Business, the company says. At the time of the announcement, Bhoite also advised emerging companies and startups on building and strengthening their cybersecurity posture, Business Wire reported.

Quickbase describes itself as an AI-powered work management platform, according to the release. According to the company, more than 12,000 organizations around the world use its Work Management platform. Its platform combines AI capabilities with low code/no code technology, according to Business Wire. The company says it serves organizations running large-scale operations and projects in industries such as Manufacturing and Construction. Quickbase was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Boston, with teams in Bangalore, Sofia and London, the company says.

Sources

  1. Business Wire (company announcement)
  2. Quickbase Announces New CFO and CISO | Quickbase. Quickbase, published February 20, 2025.

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