The Big Interview: JPMorgan’s Global CISO, Pat Opet

"Industry has gotten good at identifying vulnerabilities in the supply chain; SBOMs and so on [but not at] at insidious backdoors and logic issues that are built into software, and update mechanisms that could cause implants..."

Edward Targett

Nov 21, 2023 - 9 min read

“Security is the study of failure. It's about systems that fail in ways that expose confidentiality, integrity, availability – even great platform engineers don’t necessarily think about failure in the same way.

“Security people think about that a little differently,” says JPMorgan’s Global CISO Pat Opet, sitting down to chat with The Stack – and tackling a question about how security is evolving with changing architectures.

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