Executive record
Justin Bingham
Career profile: Justin Bingham on CISO Spotlights ↗
Justin Bingham is Chief Information Security Officer at Park Place Technologies. The appointment was announced on January 15, 2025, per GlobeNewswire.
The seat was verified again on October 16, 2026, per parkplacetechnologies.com.
1 tracked move on the Wire · Updated
Background
Justin Bingham's professional background as Park Place Technologies leadership page ↗ states it, read November 10, 2026.
Justin Bingham is the Chief Information Security Officer at Park Place Technologies, where he oversees the company's security strategies and risk management. His remit at the company also covers compliance initiatives and incident response efforts. Bingham has over 15 years of experience in cybersecurity across both military and corporate environments. He specializes in building high-performing security teams and developing threat intelligence programs.
In that division, he built trust and rapport with human sources to gain insights into adversaries' plans and capabilities.
Before joining Park Place, he held leadership roles at General Electric, General Motors, and KLA. In those roles, he developed and implemented security initiatives including threat intelligence programs, Purple Team methodologies, and AI-driven security platforms.
Career timeline
Every move the record holds for Justin Bingham, newest first, with the earlier roles the announcements name.
The appointment
Announced January 15, 2025 · Source: GlobeNewswire (company announcement) ↗ · Move record
Park Place Technologies named Justin Bingham as Chief Information Security Officer. He previously served as Director of Global Cybersecurity Operations at KLA and has also held cybersecurity roles at General Electric and General Motors.
According to the release, Bingham will be responsible for leading incident response, ensuring compliance, managing risk and overseeing the company's security strategies. The company says he will also focus on fostering a cybersecurity culture across Park Place Technologies and its global operations. In the release, Stella May, Chief Customer Experience Officer at Park Place Technologies, welcomed Bingham to the company's Security Operations team. The release says Bingham will be based in Cleveland at the global headquarters of Park Place Technologies.
The company says Bingham has more than 15 years of expertise in security operations, threat intelligence and cybersecurity in corporate and military settings. According to the release, Bingham served in the Human Intelligence division of the U.S. Army from April 2003 to July 2007. After his military service ended, Bingham pursued an Information Assurance degree from Eastern Michigan University, the release says. At GE, according to the release, Bingham established a Strategic Intelligence Program aimed at financial cyber-attack actors and threats from nation-states. At KLA, the release says, he introduced AI-driven security platforms for incident response, developed a Purple Team methodology and built a cybersecurity team from scratch.
Park Place Technologies describes itself as a global data center and networking optimization firm and says it serves more than 21,000 clients. According to the company, its services and products help IT teams with IT lifecycle management, from procurement through decommissioning. According to the release, the Park Place services portfolio includes Curvature Hardware sales, Entuity Software, ParkView Managed Services and Park Place Professional Services. According to the release, Park Place is a portfolio company of GTCR and Charlesbank Capital Partners.
The company: Park Place Technologies
- Sector
- Professional Services
- Region
- North America
- Company record
- Who runs security at Park Place Technologies: 1 confirmed move on the record
Appointed in the same period
Other security chiefs in Professional Services whose appointment was announced within 90 days of Justin Bingham's, nearest first. The Professional Services bench
Amy Bogac, Chief Information Security Officer at Baker Tilly
Steve Frank, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at KPMG / KPMG Americas
Record facts
- Time in the seat
- 1 year 10 months since the appointment was announced (January 15, 2025), as of November 2026
- Moves on the record
- 1 confirmed move, each with its source
- On the record since
- September 30, 2026
- Professional Services in 2026
- 6 security-leadership appointments announced in the sector on the record
How these are counted. Time in the seat: Counted in whole months from the announcement of the appointment, the date the record holds; announcements rarely give a start date.
Questions about Justin Bingham
- Who is the CISO of Park Place Technologies?
- Justin Bingham is Chief Information Security Officer at Park Place Technologies. The appointment was announced on January 15, 2025, per GlobeNewswire.
- When did Justin Bingham become CISO of Park Place Technologies?
- The appointment was announced on January 15, 2025, per GlobeNewswire. The record holds the announcement, not a start date.
Sources
- 1.GlobeNewswire (company announcement) ↗: the appointment at Park Place Technologies, January 15, 2025
- 2.Park Place Technologies leadership page ↗: professional background, read November 10, 2026
- 3.CISO Spotlights career profile ↗: a fuller career profile on a sister site
This record begins with CISO Tribune's tracking in 2026.
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