Meet Deputy CISO John Coleman
Recently, Jeremy Rosenberg, Yale’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), was promoted to Assistant Vice President, IT. While he will continue in his role as CISO, he is taking on new responsibilities.
We are pleased to share that John Coleman was appointed Associate CIO and Deputy CISO in November 2023. Working alongside Jeremy, he will continue to help expand a robust cybersecurity program and partner with the Yale community.
John joined the Yale Information Security office in 2016. He is responsible for cybersecurity risk management, IT compliance and security engineering for Yale. He led the launch of Yale’s application security and vulnerability management programs. Under John’s leadership, the team transformed Yale’s security planning assessment and third-party risk management programs.
Prior to 2016, John led teams in infrastructure operations and drove multiple transformative IT infrastructure initiatives at Yale.
John holds an MFA in Painting and Printmaking from Yale, and a BFA in Painting from the University of Kansas.
You’ll see more of John in 2024 via Information Security Office communications and events.
New Year, New You 21-Day Cyber Habit Challenge
Changing our behavior isn’t always easy. Conventional wisdom says it takes 21 days to form a habit that sticks.
In 2024, our goal is to help the Yale community build strong cyber habits that support enhanced cyber fitness.
Imagine learning simple tasks that could boost your online security at work and at home.
These tasks will arm you with new skills to outsmart cybercriminals when suspicious circumstances arise.
Forget lofty goals that are unrealistic or overwhelming, our New Year, New You (add link) campaign helps you take small, actionable steps.
Intrigued? Learn more about the upcoming campaign and the cyber habit challenges.
Want in? Sign up to receive alerts about the 21-day challenge starting in February.
Sound Off on All Things Cybersecurity
The Information Security Office strives to offer engaging cyber programs, content, and resources that build your cyber know-how.
Have creative ideas for reaching the Yale community? Interested in specific cyber topics?
We invite you to weigh in about cybersecurity at Yale. Our annual survey runs through February 28.
Your opinion matters. Your insights will help shape our cybersecurity awareness program in 2024 and beyond.