NETGEAR Inc. Welcomed Brad Maiorino To Company’s Board Of Directors
~Distinguished expert in managing
global cybersecurity and risk as chief information security officer at Target,
GM and GE~
NETGEAR®, Inc., the leading
provider of networking devices for small businesses, the smart home and online
game play, has welcomed Brad Maiorino to the
company’s board
of directors. Currently a senior executive at Booz Allen
Hamilton, Mr. Maiorino is a noted expert in managing cyber, governance,
risk and compliance issues. Over the course of a 25-year career, he has held
the role of chief information security officer with Fortune 50
companies such as Target, General Electric and General
Motors.
“Brad Maiorino is a valuable
addition to the NETGEAR Board of Directors,” said Patrick Lo,
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer NETGEAR. “His extensive track
record with large, complex global operations has made him a sought-after,
trusted advisor at the highest levels of industry and government. We look
forward to benefiting from Brad’s acumen and insights as we successfully
navigate today’s dynamic and ever-changing internet security landscape.”
Mr. Maiorino joined General Electric
(GE) in 2001 and held various roles in technology leadership throughout the
company, ultimately rising to the position of chief information security
officer overseeing GE’s global information security program across all lines of
business. In 2012, he moved into a similar role with General Motors (GM),
holding global accountability for the GM information security and risk vision,
strategy and program. Beginning in 2014, Mr. Maiorino spent three years as
senior vice president and chief information security officer at Target, where
he led the retail giant’s post-data breach response through a companywide
transformation to enable the company to defend against today’s threats. During
this time, he was a member of the board of directors for the Retail Cyber
Intelligence Sharing
Center (R-CISC), where he
worked alongside his peers to strengthen the industry’s collective defense.
In early 2017, Mr. Maiorino joined
management and technology consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton as an executive
vice president and partner. As a senior leader in Booz Allen’s commercial
business, he is responsible for helping the firm’s clients deploy cybersecurity
and risk management solutions to combat today’s dynamic cyber threats and
strengthens resilient operations.
Brad Maiorino comments, “I
am excited at the opportunity to contribute my expertise to the NETGEAR
leadership team on one of the most critical issues facing companies, their
partners and customers today. A company’s ability to operate has become directly
tied to their ability to protect against and respond to information security
risks in today’s highly dynamic threat environment.”
Mr. Maiorino is also a member of the Cyber
Strategy Group of The
Aspen Institute, a non partisan forum where he helps to assess the
state of U.S.
cybersecurity and technology efforts.
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