Reddit appoints Allison Miller as CISO and VP of Trust
Reddit has named Allison Miller as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and VP of Trust. Miller is an industry expert and innovator, having spent the past 20 years scaling teams and technology that protect people and platforms, and pioneering the development of real-time risk prevention and detection systems running at internet-scale. She has also led major initiatives to engineer the defenses for core payment and e-commerce systems and deliver capabilities into key technologies that protect consumers from online threats. Miller will oversee the Safety and Security teams at Reddit where she’ll be responsible for expanding trust & safety operations and data security, as well as evolving programs to mitigate security challenges and risks. Miller will also redesign Reddit’s trust frameworks and transparency efforts to enable further growth across the platform.
"As we evolve the policies, technology, and teams that we have in place at Reddit, the integrity of our platform and company continues to be of great importance. We have significantly expanded Reddit’s Safety and Security efforts over the past several years, not only growing teams that are dedicated to these areas but also doubling down on fundamentals that have protected our platform. We consistently share many of our practices, developments, and findings with the community, including in r/redditsecurity. These efforts have become deeply rooted in Reddit’s DNA and are a core component of our approach to bringing community and belonging to everyone in the world," says a release.