Vladislav “Vlad” Rudnitsky hired as CISO for Kaufman Rossin

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Vladislav “Vlad” Rudnitsky has been hired as Kaufman Rossin's Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Rudnitsky will be responsible for safeguarding the firm’s systems, applications, employee and client data from cyberattacks and other information security threats.

Rudnitsky brings over 20 years of experience in information technology and cybersecurity, with industry experience across financial services, energy, manufacturing and the U.S. Military.

Prior to joining the firm, Rudnitsky’s roles included security engineering and architecture manager for a leading homebuilder in the U.S., director of infrastructure and cybersecurity for a global energy company and associate director of operations for a hedge fund administrator. Across these roles, he was responsible for technology vision, strategy and execution.

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