Infosec, a leading cybersecurity education company, announced four inductees into the 2021 Infosec Hall of Fame. Established in 2020 to recognize and celebrate the professional successes and industry leadership of Infosec Skills boot camp alumni, the Infosec Hall of Fame committees selects top inductees from 100s of nominations each year.

“We’re excited to recognize our Infosec alumni who have gone above and beyond to advance the industry and help others along the way,” said Jack Koziol, CEO and founder of Infosec. “Now more than ever it’s critical that cyber professionals share their knowledge and rethink how we approach cybersecurity’s biggest challenges. Infosec is proud to be part of this journey for these individuals and can’t wait to see what they achieve going forward.”

Hall of Fame inductees were selected based on their career successes and contributions to the cybersecurity industry, as well as their future career plans.

The 2021 Infosec Hall of Fame inductees are:

• Sal Salisbury, Federal Modern Work Solutions Specialist, Microsoft
• Lili-Ann Mitchell, Global Head of Security, Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) and President, Consultation Lili-Ann Mitchell Inc.
• Jayce Hill, Principal Software Engineer, Microsoft
• Josh Hamit, CIO, Altra Federal Credit Union

Hall of Fame inductees will be recognized during the Inspire Awards ceremony held on October 19, 2021, during the Infosec Inspire User Conference. The only virtual event of its kind, Inspire is hyper-focused on building a culture of security — equipping cybersecurity leaders with knowledge and insights to develop employee cyber skills, strengthen security awareness and make a lasting impact. Learn more about Infosec Inspire here.

Profiles on each 2021 Infosec Hall of Fame inductee will be released over the coming months and featured on the Infosec website. To follow their stories and receive other Infosec news, subscribe to the Infosec newsletter.

About Infosec

Infosec is the leading cybersecurity education company helping IT and security professionals advance their careers and empowering employees to be cyber-safe at work and home. Its mission is to equip individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills to outsmart cybercrime confidently. More than 70% of the Fortune 500 have relied on Infosec Skills to develop their security talent and teams, and over five million learners worldwide are more cyber-resilient from Infosec IQ’s security awareness and phishing training.

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