CISO appointment
Mark Carter named Chief Information Security Officer at Vimeo
Mark Carter is the Chief Information Security Officer of Vimeo.
Records: Vimeo · Mark Carter
| Person | Mark Carter |
|---|---|
| New role | Chief Information Security Officer |
| Company | Vimeo |
| Announced | April 11, 2023 |
| Added to the record | September 30, 2026 |
| Source | GlobeNewswire (company announcement) |
Context from the record
- Vimeo is filed under Technology, North America, on our record.
- The appointment to this seat after this one on our record: Ryan Weeks, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), announced in the week of December 2, 2024.
- Mark Carter's other record on the Wire: Mark Carter named Chief Information Security Officer at Socure (June 2026). Every record for Mark is on their page.
Other Technology appointments in the second quarter of 2023
- Josh Lemos, Chief Information Security Officer, GitLab
- Scott Putnam, Chief Information Security Officer, New Charter Technologies
- Earl Duby, Chief Information Security Officer, Auxiom
- James Hill, Chief Information Security Officer, Cytracom
What this move signals
Vimeo appointed Mark Carter as its first Chief Information Security Officer. Carter will oversee security, compliance and risk management at the video platform company. He previously held senior security roles at Salesforce, Tesla, Amazon Web Services and PayPal.
What the sources say
According to the release, Carter will work to enhance Vimeo's enterprise video offering in areas such as product security, zero trust, supply chain management, compliance automation and the secure software development life cycle.
Carter has 25 years of technical and SaaS experience, according to the release. At Salesforce he served as Executive Vice President of Security, and at Tesla he was CISO, the release says. According to the release, Carter was Director of Payment Platforms at PayPal and General Manager at Amazon Web Services. He also held senior roles in engineering and product management at Microsoft and Google, according to the release. The release says Carter's career has centred on leading teams in machine learning, IoT, distributed systems, big data, security, and information security, risk and compliance. According to the release, Carter is an entrepreneur and co-founded startups including Genioos and Widenet, which was acquired by Netvision.
The company says its users, numbering nearly 300 million, range from creative storytellers to globally distributed teams.
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