Liberty Mutual Appoints Robert White as Business Information Security Officer

(US and Canada) Global insurance company Liberty Mutual has appointed Robert White as Business Information Security Officer for the U.S. Retail Markets. White is a seasoned professional in the field of cyber risk and operational resilience.

With a wealth of experience serving on Boards of Directors, he has proven himself to be a valuable asset in the world of information security. His impressive credentials include certifications as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

Prior to joining Liberty Mutual, White served as Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Office of the Chief Information Officer at FBI. He is renowned for his proactive and action-oriented leadership style. His unwavering commitment to solving complex problems is fueled by a genuine passion for the field. Drawing upon his extensive knowledge in business operations, risk management, computer network exploitation, and cybersecurity, he consistently helps organizations devise and implement effective strategies to mitigate risks and rectify vulnerabilities.

What truly sets White apart is his exceptional ability to collaborate with others. This enables him to engage and work alongside colleagues and stakeholders, fostering the development of innovative and long-lasting solutions tailored to an organization's unique culture and mission.

“I am excited to announce that following a fulfilling 21-year career with the FBI, I have taken on a new role as the Business Information Security Officer (BISO) for the U.S. Retail Markets at Liberty Mutual. My dedication to supporting and protecting individuals and businesses aligns seamlessly with Liberty Mutual's core values and mission. In collaboration with the exceptionally skilled Global Cyber Security team, I look forward to providing impactful cybersecurity at a truly outstanding company,” shares Robert White in a LinkedIn post.

“My appreciation goes to my FBI colleagues and the broader law enforcement community. Be safe!” he added.