TrustedSec - From the Desk of the CEO: Jeremy Wolff Joins TrustedSec as Managing Director of Advisory

Today I’m proud to announce the hiring of Jeremy Wolff to run the Advisory Team at TrustedSec. As we see the security industry change, we also make our own internal adjustments to allow us to shift our business to match the needs of our customers. Bringing on Wolff is a direct response to new needs from customers that must be addressed, including strategic security planning in the context of an organization’s business needs, evolving risk profile, and expanding data protection and regulatory compliance obligations.

Wolff brings more than 20 years of experience in security, technology, and consulting. For 10 years, Wolff led Government, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Frameworks and Enterprise Solutions Architecture practices at a large global technology services company. In addition to leadership experience, Wolff has an extensive background in building security practices and working with client executives, partners, and complex organizations.

At TrustedSec, Wolff will be responsible for leading the Advisory Team and supporting the continued success of vCISO, GRC, and PCI consulting services lines. Moreover, Wolff is tasked with building the practice to provide even greater value to clients seeking to engage over the long term with multiple workstreams and to support continuous improvement of client security programs.

Welcome to the team Wolff, we’re excited to have you as part of our pack!

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