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Cyber job moves: New appointments across threat intelligence, identity, and critical infrastructure. Trevor Hilligoss - SpyCloud Trevor Hilligoss has been promoted to chief intelligence officer at SpyCloud, where he will drive the company's global intelligence strategy and advance research into cybercriminal activity. In this role, he will lead efforts to collect exposed data, analyze threat actor tactics, and turn those insights into actionable defenses. Hilligoss continues to oversee SpyCloud Labs, the organization's security research team recognized for industry excellence. (source) Jason Lancaster - SpyCloud Jason Lancaster has been named chief investigations officer at SpyCloud, with responsibility for shaping the firm's global investigations strategy and methodologies. He will guide the team that uncovers hidden threats and accelerates attribution across complex cybercrime investigations. Lancaster has been with SpyCloud since 2017, where he helped build and scale the investigations and solution engineering organization. (source) Dan Mountstephen has taken on the role of senior vice president and general manager for Asia Pacific and Japan at Okta, overseeing regional strategy and sales execution from Singapore. Okta positions identity as a core security control as organizations adopt cloud services and artificial intelligence. (source) Jeremy O'Donohue has been appointed as the managing director for state government and critical infrastructure at Kinetic IT, to look after strategy and delivery across public sector and essential services customers. He joins from Capgemini, where he led public sector operations across Australia and New Zealand. O'Donohue brings more than 20 years of experience spanning government, health, education, and critical infrastructure environments. (source) Simon Ractliffe has taken on responsibility for Rapid7's Asia-Pacific and Japan business as general manager, leading regional operations and growth strategy. In the role, he will oversee execution across threat detection and exposure management offerings. Ractliffe brings more than 30 years of experience across cybersecurity, cloud, and enterprise technology. (source) Krissy Safi - Clearwater Krissy Safi has joined Clearwater as senior vice president of consulting services, leading delivery across the company's cybersecurity and compliance consulting practice. She brings over two decades of experience building and managing global security consulting teams. Safi previously served at the US Department of State, where she worked on securing and standardizing embassy and consulate infrastructure worldwide. (source) Dave Bailey - Clearwater Dave Bailey has moved into an expanded role as vice president of consulting solutions and strategy at Clearwater. In this position, he will guide development of consulting offerings and align solution strategy with evolving client and regulatory needs. Bailey has been a senior leader within Clearwater's security services organization and has contributed to shaping its consulting portfolio. (source) Derek Whigham - Acumen Cyber Derek Whigham has joined Acumen Cyber as a non-executive director and strategic advisor, supporting the company's expansion in the UK. He has over 28 years of experience in cybersecurity and technology, most recently serving in the Chief Security Office at Lloyds Banking Group. At Acumen Whingham will focus on growth, product direction, and intelligence-led security operations. (source) Richard Lau has taken on the role of chief information officer for the Government of Bermuda, overseeing the Information and Digital Technologies office. He will lead IT strategy, infrastructure modernization, and cybersecurity under the Cabinet Office and Digital Innovation portfolio. Lau brings more than 25 years of experience in IT, cybersecurity, and critical infrastructure. (source) William Bengtson has joined ConductorOne as chief information security officer, taking responsibility for the company's security strategy as identity expands to include human, non-human, and AI agents. He has more than two decades of experience in securing cloud platforms, identity systems, and developer infrastructure. (source) Mark Francetic - Onapsis Mark Francetic has joined Onapsis as global head of partners and alliances, taking responsibility for the company's partner strategy across SAP, systems integrators, and resellers. He brings over 25 years of experience building alliance-led growth programs in cybersecurity, identity, and cloud markets. His role centers on strengthening joint go-to-market activity around SAP security. (source) John LoVerme - Onapsis John LoVerme has taken on the role of head of North America sales at Onapsis, overseeing regional sales execution and revenue growth. He brings experience scaling enterprise security businesses, including early leadership at Rapid7 and more than a decade leading global sales at Prevalent. LoVerme will focus on customer acquisition and partner-driven expansion across North America. (source) Nadine Rahman - Onapsis Nadine Rahman has joined Onapsis as head of international go-to-market, assuming responsibility for global field sales coordination, and international strategy. She brings over 20 years of experience in executive roles within SAP environments and industrial technology organizations. (source) Tim Britt has taken on the role of chief executive officer at Frontline Managed Services. He steps into the position with more than three decades of experience spanning consulting, systems integration, and managed services. At Frontline, his remit includes advancing tech-enabled services, cybersecurity capabilities, and AI-driven operations supporting law firms. (source) Arie Teter has joined DataGuard as chief product and technology officer, taking responsibility for product strategy and engineering. Based in London, he will oversee platform development. Teter brings senior product and engineering experience from cloud and cybersecurity companies. His background also includes engineering roles at Symantec and Check Point Software Technologies. (source) Rohan Pal has joined NCR Atleos as chief information officer, taking charge of the company's global technology strategy. In the role, Pal will oversee IT modernization, cybersecurity, cloud platforms, and digital product development. He has more than 25 years of technology experience in enterprise environments. Prior to Atleos, Pal served chief transformation officer at ServiceNow, with earlier senior roles spanning fintech, manufacturing, and retail organizations. (source) Dani Pickens has taken on the position of vice president of global channels at AgileBlue. Her remit covers the development of an enablement-first channel program supporting MSPs, resellers, distributors, and partners. Pickens brings a background in building and modernizing partner ecosystems within cybersecurity and cloud markets, with a focus on co-selling and execution at scale. (source) Patrick Rinski has taken on leadership of Unit 42 for Latin America at Palo Alto Networks, overseeing the company's threat intelligence and incident response operations. The role reflects increased focus on Latin America as cyber incidents grow in scale and sophistication. Rinski will guide regional response services, threat research, and advisory efforts tailored for local environments. He has over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, risk management, and digital transformation. (source) Vinoo Srinivas Murali has taken on the position of chief revenue officer for data and AI at DigitalNet.ai, adding senior commercial leadership as the company expands adoption of its JanusAI platform and ATLAS autonomous cybersecurity system. Murali has over 25 years of enterprise sales and go-to-market experience in artificial intelligence, and cloud services. Murali previously spent 18 years at Microsoft in senior leadership roles covering Azure AI infrastructure, agentic AI, and global enterprise sales. (source)

SpyCloud appoints Trevor Hilligoss and Jason Lancaster to new executive roles. Company elevates longtime leaders to Chief Intelligence Officer and Chief Investigations Officer to advance identity threat protection and cybercrime disruption. January 29, 2026 08:00 ET | Source: SpyCloud AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - SpyCloud, the leader in identity threat protection, marks the start of their 10th year of disrupting cybercrime by announcing the promotion of two tenured leaders to newly created executive roles, reflecting their sustained impact on the company's growth, innovation, and leadership in disrupting cybercrime. "Their teams consistently deliver the innovation our customers rely on to understand and disrupt identity-based threats at scale. These promotions recognize..." "Trevor and Jason have been foundational to SpyCloud's success and to our leadership in identity threat protection," "Their teams consistently deliver the innovation our customers rely on to understand and disrupt identity-based threats at scale. These promotions recognize..." "Trevor and Jason have been foundational to SpyCloud's success and to our leadership in identity threat protection," "Their teams consistently deliver the innovation our customers rely on to understand and disrupt identity-based threats at scale. These promotions recognize..." Trevor Hilligoss has been promoted to Chief Intelligence Officer, and Jason Lancaster has been named Chief Investigations Officer. Together, Hilligoss and Lancaster are instrumental in leading SpyCloud's most mission-critical data collection, cybercrime research, and threat actor attribution. Trevor Hilligoss, Chief Intelligence Officer Hilligoss oversees SpyCloud's global intelligence strategy, advancing research into cybercriminal tactics and driving the exposed data collection that fuels identity-based attacks. His distinguished background, including experience with the FBI and the U.S. Army, informs his approach to translating raw data into actionable insights that strengthen customer defenses, support responsible disclosures, and enable proactive identity threat prevention. Hilligoss also continues to lead SpyCloud Labs, SpyCloud's in-house security research team recently named Cyber Security Excellence Awards "Cybersecurity Team of the Year". In this capacity, he directs a world-class group of security researchers and analysts who analyze underground data, reverse-engineer malware, track and assess evolving phishing kits, and provide responsible disclosures to victim organizations. Under his leadership, SpyCloud leverages the industry's largest repository of recaptured darknet data - nearly a trillion identity assets - to publish proprietary research that exposes emerging threats and shapes the broader identity security landscape. Jason Lancaster, Chief Investigations Officer As Chief Investigations Officer, Lancaster leads SpyCloud's global investigations strategy, including the methodologies and tradecraft that enable organizations to uncover hidden threats and accelerate attribution. Since joining SpyCloud in 2017, Lancaster has played a pivotal role in building and scaling the SpyCloud Investigations and Solution Engineering team and fostering strong public-private partnerships to disrupt cybercriminal activity. Lancaster has led the creation of some of SpyCloud's most innovative technologies, including IDLink(TM), an advanced analytics capability built on decades of investigative tradecraft and team methodology that facilitates rapid identity resolution by correlating holistic identities across fragmented darknet exposures. He has also guided the development of AI Insights into SpyCloud's Investigations solution, enabling analysts of all experience levels to uncover critical findings, like potential insider threats, more quickly and reduce investigative dead ends. Beyond product innovation, Lancaster has built a mission-driven investigations culture focused on protecting organizations and individuals from harm. His team has supported high-impact initiatives ranging from major financial crime disruption to efforts protecting vulnerable populations, while also contributing to global cybercrime takedowns and international collaboration initiatives like SpyCloud's founding membership in the World Economic Forum's Cybercrime Atlas Project in 2021. In recognition of his leadership and innovation, Lancaster was recently named a recipient of the Tech Ascension Award for Industry Innovator of the Year. "Trevor and Jason have been foundational to SpyCloud's success and to our leadership in identity threat protection," said Ted Ross, CEO and Co-founder of SpyCloud. "Their teams consistently deliver the innovation our customers rely on to understand and disrupt identity-based threats at scale. These promotions recognize not only their individual leadership, but also the critical role their teams play in advancing our mission to stop cybercriminals from profiting off stolen identity data." In the past year, Hilligoss and Lancaster have been instrumental in producing insights and original research featured in several widely cited SpyCloud reports, including The Identity Security Reckoning: 2025 Lessons, 2026 Predictions, the 2025 SpyCloud Identity Threat Report, and the 2025 SpyCloud Identity Exposure Report. About SpyCloud SpyCloud transforms recaptured darknet data to disrupt cybercrime. Its automated identity threat protection solutions leverage advanced analytics and AI to proactively prevent ransomware and account takeover, detect insider threats, safeguard employee and consumer identities, and accelerate cybercrime investigations. SpyCloud's data from breaches, malware-infected devices, and successful phishes also powers many popular dark web monitoring and identity theft protection offerings. Customers include seven of the Fortune 10, along with hundreds of global enterprises, mid-sized companies, and government agencies worldwide. Headquartered in Austin, TX, SpyCloud is home to more than 200 cybersecurity experts whose mission is to protect businesses and consumers from the stolen identity data criminals are using to target them now.