Josh Lemos joins GitLab as CISO
GitLab has announced the appointment of Josh Lemos as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). He will be responsible for leading the company’s global security strategy and compliance initiatives, fortifying the GitLab DevSecOps platform and ensuring the highest level of security for customers.
Lemos brings over 20 years of experience leading information security programs and teams at high-growth technology companies to GitLab. He most recently served as CISO at Block (formerly known as Square) and previously held senior security executive roles at Cylance and ServiceNow.
“Josh is a deeply experienced technology leader with a proven track record of driving innovation while leading best-in-class security teams,” said Sid Sijbrandij, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, GitLab.
“I am delighted to welcome him to GitLab during a time when the company continues to deepen its commitment to security by integrating security seamlessly throughout development workflows. I am confident that his expertise will accelerate our protection efforts across the GitLab DevSecOps platform.”
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