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The Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday that CIA veteran Kevin Zerrusen has been named to serve as Chairman Jay Clayton's senior advisor for cybersecurity policy.
Zerrusen — who currently serves as chair of the Intelligence National Security Alliance's Cyber Council, a group chartered to promote effective public-private sector collaboration on cybersecurity issues — will coordinate efforts across the agency to address cybersecurity policy, engage with external stakeholders, and help enhance the SEC's mechanisms for assessing cyber-related risks.
For the past five years, Zerrusen has served as managing director at Goldman Sachs, where he led initiatives to strengthen technology risk governance, incident management and insider threat programs.
