97 Things Every Information Security Professional Should Know - Christina Morillo

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Christina Morillo is an information security/cybersecurity and technology leader with expertise in enterprise security engineering, identity & access and cloud. Her extensive experience in enterprise security and identity, insider threat, cloud identity programs & deployments, have taken her to companies like Morgan Stanley, Fitch Ratings, AllianceBernstein, and Microsoft.

Christina advocates for and is passionate about meeting people and companies where they are. She is also a proponent of making security practical, accessible and easy to digest (sometimes with the help of basketball analogies).

In addition to her professional work, Christina co-leads Women in Security and Privacy's NYC Chapter, and volunteers with multiple organizations aligned with her mission of getting more women and underestimated folks into tech. In 2015, she also co-founded #WOCinTech Chat, the grassroots initiative best known for boosting visual representation through the open-source collection of stock photos featuring women of color technologists. With over 100 Million views and counting, the images have been used across countless mediums and have inspired other collections in the process....

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Christina Morillo is an information security/cybersecurity and technology leader with expertise in enterprise security engineering, identity & access and cloud. Her extensive experience in enterprise security and identity, insider threat, cloud identity programs & deployments, have taken her to companies like Morgan Stanley, Fitch Ratings, AllianceBernstein, and Microsoft.

Christina advocates for and is passionate about meeting people and companies where they are. She is also a proponent of making security practical, accessible and easy to digest (sometimes with the help of basketball analogies).

In addition to her professional work, Christina co-leads Women in Security and Privacy's NYC Chapter, and volunteers with multiple organizations aligned with her mission of getting more women and underestimated folks into tech. In 2015, she also co-founded #WOCinTech Chat, the grassroots initiative best known for boosting visual representation through the open-source collection of stock photos featuring women of color technologists. With over 100 Million views and counting, the images have been used across countless mediums and have inspired other collections in the process.