When did Ryan Moore become CISO of Serco?

The appointment was announced on October 31, 2023, per Serco newsroom. The record holds the announcement, not a start date.

Is Ryan Moore still the CISO of Serco?

The newest source the record holds for this seat is the appointment announced on October 31, 2023. It holds no later verification, so it does not state who holds the seat today.

Executive record

Ryan Moore

Ryan Moore was named Chief Information Security Officer at Serco. The appointment was announced on October 31, 2023, per Serco newsroom.

Before the appointment: Chief Information Security Officer, Supervisory Criminal Investigator at U.S. Secret Service, per the same source.

The record holds no later verification of the seat.

1 tracked move on the Wire · Updated November 10, 2026

Career timeline

Every move the record holds for Ryan Moore, newest first, with the earlier roles the announcements name.

October 31, 2023· Appointment
Named Chief Information Security Officer at Serco
Source: Serco newsroom ↗ · Move record
Before October 2023· Earlier role
Chief Information Security Officer, Supervisory Criminal Investigator at U.S. Secret Service
Named in the announcement of the Serco appointment · Source: Serco newsroom ↗

The appointment

Announced October 31, 2023 · Source: Serco newsroom ↗ · Move record

Serco Inc. announced the appointment of Ryan Moore as its new Chief Information Security Officer. Moore most recently served more than 21 years with the U.S. Secret Service, where he was Chief Information Security Officer and a Supervisory Criminal Investigator.

According to the Serco newsroom, Moore is to spearhead the company's cybersecurity initiatives, navigate risks, ensure compliance and orchestrate responses to evolving security challenges. The company says Moore's duties as CISO will also include fortifying the company's digital assets.

At the Secret Service, Moore led the implementation of technologies to counter criminal threats to U.S. financial systems, the company says. Before that, Moore served over five years in the US Army, according to the company. The United States Military Academy at West Point awarded Moore a Bachelor of Science in Arabic Language, the company says. Moore holds a Master of Science in Computer, Information, and Network Security from DePaul University, the company says. He also holds a CISO Certificate from the National Defense University, according to the release. According to the company, Moore countered those threats to U.S. financial systems in part through responses to network intrusions.

Serco Inc. provides technology, management, professional and engineering services, the company says.

The company: Serco

Sector: Professional Services
Region: North America
Company record: Who runs security at Serco: 1 confirmed move on the record

Record facts

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

Questions about Ryan Moore

When did Ryan Moore become CISO of Serco?: The appointment was announced on October 31, 2023, per Serco newsroom. The record holds the announcement, not a start date.
Is Ryan Moore still the CISO of Serco?: The newest source the record holds for this seat is the appointment announced on October 31, 2023. It holds no later verification, so it does not state who holds the seat today.
Where did Ryan Moore work before Serco?: Before the appointment, Ryan Moore was Chief Information Security Officer, Supervisory Criminal Investigator at U.S. Secret Service, according to the announcement (Serco newsroom).

Sources

1.Serco newsroom ↗: the appointment at Serco, October 31, 2023

This record begins with CISO Tribune's tracking in 2026.

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