As a recognized cybersecurity and business leader, as well as previous Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for a global HR company and Big 4 consulting executive, Tami Hudson has extensive executive security experience in the financial services, consumer goods, and media & entertainment industries. She is well versed in strategically planning, building and executing holistic risk based cyber programs across each of the cyber domains, assessing environments during the M&A process, cyber risk reduction, and helping companies aggressively mature their cyber programs post breach. Within her current role at Wells Fargo, she is responsible for strategic cyber remediation, and engaging across the public/private sector, as well as Wells Fargo’s global client base to drive cyber resiliency in order to prepare for and respond to malicious cyber activity. Tami’s past and current community leadership roles include serving on the Georgia Tech board of directors for cyber and the business school, United Way board, as well as the board for several medium private equity companies. She has built a reputation for skillfully merging her strong technical and business background in order to effectively communicate and align cybersecurity risks to overall enterprise risks. Tami has been a featured speaker during the Wall Street Journal Cybersecurity Conference, and has received several awards and recognitions. In her spare time, she enjoys mentoring women in technology, competitive running and spending time with family. Tami obtained her bachelors from Georgia Tech and an MBA from Duke University.