Michael Angelo De Giule
About Michael Angelo De Giule
Michael Angelo De Giule is the Data Loss Prevention Engineering Director at MassMutual, with extensive experience in data governance, engineering, and management.
Current Role at MassMutual
Michael Angelo De Giule serves as the Data Loss Prevention Engineering Director at MassMutual, based in the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Area. In this role, he focuses on developing and implementing strategies to protect data from unauthorized access or breaches. His responsibilities include overseeing data loss prevention initiatives and ensuring the security of sensitive information across the organization.
Previous Roles at MassMutual
Prior to his current role, Michael worked as the Director of Data Governance, Data Engineering/Management & Web Application Developers at MassMutual from 2016 to 2020. Over these four years, he led teams in data governance, engineering, and web application development, driving projects that significantly improved data management processes and technological infrastructure within the company.
Experience at Harland Clarke Holdings Corp.
In 2015, Michael Angelo De Giule worked at Harland Clarke Holdings Corp. for eight months in Windsor, Connecticut. During this period, he served in the capacity of Enterprise Data Governance & Data Management, where he was responsible for establishing data governance frameworks and managing enterprise-level data initiatives.
Education and Academic Background
Michael holds a Master of Science in Information Technology with a specialization in Database Systems Technology from the University of Maryland Global Campus, an online program he completed between 2010 and 2016. Additionally, he earned a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Management Information Systems from Charter Oak State College, completed between 1997 and 2001. He also has an Associate of Applied Science in Management Information Systems from the Community College of the Air Force, and an Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering Technology from Hudson Valley Community College.
U.S. Air Force Service
Michael retired as a Senior Master Sergeant from the United States Air Force, where he served for 22 years. His roles included Superintendent & First Sergeant and NCOIC Systems. During his tenure, he held a top-secret security clearance and was responsible for data governance and management. His military career also included roles in computer programming and systems analysis, providing him with a strong foundation in technical and managerial skills.