Select Page
A Conversation with Anne Marie Zettlemoyer

A Conversation with Anne Marie Zettlemoyer

Interviews, Anne Marie Zettlemoyer, Women in Cyber

Anne Marie Zettlemoyer is the Vice President of Security Engineering and Divisional Security Officer at Mastercard. She is a cyber strategist with over 20 years of experience and has served as a trusted advisor for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, law enforcement and security vendors. Anne Marie holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and BAs in Accounting and Finance.

In this spirited interview, Anne Marie equates her cyber career path to a pretzel and tells an inspiring story about the importance of showing up. She also highlights two things vendors need to improve on, discusses the initiatives at Mastercard to stop cyber criminals, and shares the one quality you need if you want to make it in cybersecurity.

We hope you enjoy this insightful conversation with Anne Marie Zettlemoyer.

RELATED POSTS

Stagehand: S1 Episode 8

Stagehand: S1 Episode 8

Carl Timmons was given 24 hours to decide what he wanted to do. This was a tactic. Twenty four hours to sit alone and think about all the money he could want and the price he’d pay for it. And 24 hours to also contemplate what Andre Savin might do to him before he...

Stagehand: S1 Episode 7

Stagehand: S1 Episode 7

Andre Savin and Lincoln Palmer had met on several occasions and had the type of relationship you’d expect between two men of their standings on the billionaire scale. Contemptuous but also understanding. They were both driven by the same desire—access to...

Stagehand: S1 Episode 6

Stagehand: S1 Episode 6

Belfast, New York - 1889 They called him The Boston Strong Boy—arguably the first real boxing star and one of the highest paid athletes of his time.  He’d always been good at school. He attended Boston College where his parents thought he might pursue a life in the...

What Is Zero Trust Anyway?

What Is Zero Trust Anyway?

About three minutes into planning this post, I had one of those “god, I am old” moments. Here is why I had the moment. I have worked in cybersecurity since 1994. My first job was at a big 3 working for the U.S. government through one of the world’s...

Mitre Disrupting Advanced Persistent Threats
Share This