Ann Barron-DiCamillo leaves Citi to oversee cybersecurity at US Bank.
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Ann Barron-DiCamillo leaves Citi to oversee cybersecurity at US Bank. Barron-DiCamillo joins from Citi, with previous leadership roles at American Express and the US Department of Homeland Security's Computer Emergency Readiness Team. June 22, 2026 US Bank has appointed Ann Barron-DiCamillo as executive vice president and global chief information security officer (CISO), effective immediately. The new executive addition will oversee US Bank's global information security strategy, managing initiatives to "protect critical systems, customer data, and digital assets while advancing the organisation's cyber resilience capabilities", as per a statement from the lender. Barron-DiCamillo brings more than 25 years of leadership experience spanning threat intelligence, risk management, cyber operations, technology transformation, and security governance. Most recently, she worked at Citi, where she served as the bank's first managing director and global head of tech optimisation from February 2025, having previously acted as managing director and global head of cyber operations. Before joining Citi, Barron-DiCamillo served at American Express as vice president of cyber threat intelligence and incident response. Earlier in her career, Barron-DiCamillo notably held a senior public sector role as director of the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) within the...
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