5 CISOs to Watch in the Crypto Industry

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The crypto industry faces non stop attacks and rapid regulatory change. Security leaders play a major role in protecting exchanges, wallets and blockchain networks. The following CISOs stand out for their work in building safer and more resilient crypto ecosystems.

Adrian Stone, Chief Information Security Officer, Coinbase

Adrian Stone oversees security for one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world. His work covers threat detection, incident response and platform hardening across a global environment.

Philip Martin, Former CISO, Coinbase and Founder, Rampart Security

Philip Martin helped shape modern crypto security at Coinbase. His work now focuses on helping high growth companies improve security programs built for speed and scale.

Balaji Srinivasan, Former CTO, Coinbase

Balaji continues to influence crypto security, especially in digital identity, decentralized systems and resilience planning for blockchain ecosystems.

Nicholas Percoco, Chief Security Officer, Kraken

Nicholas drives Kraken’s security strategy. He has a strong background in threat research and leads efforts to improve security transparency and responsible disclosure in crypto.

Sherry Lowe, CISO, OKX

Sherry Lowe leads a wide security program for one of the largest international exchanges. She focuses on zero trust, user protection and compliance readiness.

Crypto continues to grow and evolve at a pace that challenges security teams. These CISOs set the bar for strong defenses in an environment where attackers move fast and users expect trust, privacy and uninterrupted access. Their work shapes the future of secure digital assets and helps build confidence across the industry.