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Jerry Layden
Chief Executive Officer at CyberSaint Security
Jerry Layden is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CyberSaint Security, a leading cybersecurity software company.12 He assumed the role of CEO in September 2021, after previously serving as the company's Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).1 Layden is an accomplished technology industry veteran with extensive experience in IT infrastructure, cloud, SaaS, and service.4
Prior to joining CyberSaint, Layden had an 18-year career at Dell EMC, where he held various executive-level positions, including Vice President of Global Accounts in global sales, specialty sales, and alliance and channel organizations.14 His leadership at CyberSaint has been marked by significant achievements:
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As CRO, he established a highly successful approach towards strategic partnerships and customer acquisition, resulting in triple-digit year-over-year growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.1
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He has been instrumental in driving CyberSaint's exponential growth, customer focus, and momentum.4
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Under his leadership, CyberSaint has focused on empowering organizations to master their cyber risk profile and drive executive alignment.2
Layden is known for his expertise in corporate governance and executive leadership, blending deep industry insight with an entrepreneurial spirit.2 He advises CEOs and Boards of critical infrastructure companies on staying ahead of regulatory and technology trends and addressing evolving boardroom dynamics.2
As CEO, Layden leads CyberSaint's global strategy and operations, focusing on the company's mission to be the leader in Cyber Risk Management.5 His LinkedIn username is indeed jerrylayden.36
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As covered in my conversation with Fortune's Sharon Goldman at #BlackHatUSA — while it's easy to place blame solely on CrowdStrike, organizations need to take responsibility for owning their risk.
The scale of the global outage's economic impact is staggering. Our analysis estimates costs of the outage reaching $5+ billion for the #Fortune500 alone.
Still, shifting all the blame onto one vendor oversimplifies a much more complex issue.
Many companies focus on external threats as the primary #cyberrisk, but the reality is that #vulnerabilities can also stem from within. This serves a reminder for all organizations to continuously assess their risk posture and ensure they are prepared for potential disruptions.
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The financial implications of a cyber attack can be devastating, affecting everything from stock prices to customer trust.
Therefore, it’s imperative that we integrate cybersecurity risk management into our overall business strategy. Moving to real-time cyber risk management utilizing CyberSaint’s AI automation capabilities and moving away from point-in-time manual effort spreadsheets.
Real-time data allows for real-time business decisions.
