Ann Barron-DiCamillo named Executive Vice President and Global Chief Information Security Officer at U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank appointed Ann Barron-DiCamillo as Executive Vice President and Global Chief Information Security Officer, effective immediately upon announcement. She joins from Citi, where she served as Managing Director and Global Head of Cybersecurity Operations. The announced date reflects the week of trade-press coverage; the exact announcement day may differ by a few days.

A top-five U.S. bank recruiting its global CISO from the cybersecurity operations chief of a larger rival is the classic senior-banking security move: regulators expect operational depth in the seat, and the talent pool that has run security operations at global-systemically-important-bank scale is measured in dozens of people, not thousands.

Barron-DiCamillo will oversee the global information security strategy of US Bank, FinTech Futures reports. According to a statement from the lender, she will manage initiatives that protect customer data, critical systems and digital assets while advancing its cyber resilience capabilities.

FinTech Futures reports that Barron-DiCamillo has more than 25 years of leadership experience in cyber operations, threat intelligence, security governance, risk management and technology transformation. FinTech Futures reports that from February 2025 she was the first person at Citi to serve as managing director and global head of tech optimisation. Between January 2013 and February 2016, she was director of the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team, or US-CERT, within the US Department of Homeland Security, the outlet reports. At the Department of Homeland Security, she led cyber threat analysis along with national cybersecurity incident response efforts, FinTech Futures reports.