WHAT: As part of this year’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) campaign, Adlumin’s CEO will be featured on BankBeat’s podcast discussing the company’s security and compliance platform features, connection to financial institutions and recent successes.

WHO: Mr. Robert Johnston is the President and CEO of Adlumin Inc., a cybersecurity technology firm that focuses on delivering cloud-native security and compliance automation technology to the mid and enterprise markets. Before founding Adlumin, Johnston worked in the private sector as a principal consultant at CrowdStrike, Inc. Johnston is an expert at conducting counter espionage engagements against nation state, criminal, and hacktivist organizations across a variety of industry sectors. Most notably, Johnston led the investigation of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Services breach of the Democratic National Committee in 2016. Before joining the private sector, Johnston served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps in a variety of unique capacities. As a Marine Officer, he was the Team Lead of 81 National Cyber Protection Team, Cyber National Mission Force and the Director of the Marine Corps Red Team. Johnston is an accomplished leader and technical expert within the cybersecurity community and regularly commented on national security for MSNBC and other television networks. He holds a master’s in business administration from Georgetown University and a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from the United States Naval Academy.

WHERE: https://bankbeat.biz/

CONTACT:
Krystal Rennie
202-352-8001
krystal.rennie@adlumin.com

Adlumin Inc. is the leading, patented security analytics platform for the financial sector. The Adlumin team has a passion for technology and solving the most difficult problems through the targeted application of data science and compliance integration. Our mission is to “add luminosity” or visibility to every customer’s network processes through real-time threat detection, analysis, and response to ensure sensitive data remains secure.