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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
By  Edward Targett
Updated / Published 9 min read
The Big Interview: JPMorgan’s Global CISO, Pat Opet

“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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  • Edward Targett

    Edward Targett

    Ed is a co-founder of The Stack. He previously edited Computer Business Review. He has also covered energy markets. He started his journalism career on local papers. He left school at 15 and has made a living asking "but why?" ever since.

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