Gregory Sorkin
About Gregory Sorkin
Gregory Sorkin is the Manager of Security Engineering and Architecture at Penguin Random House, with extensive experience in IT security roles across various industries.
Title and Current Role
Gregory Sorkin is the Manager of Security Engineering and Architecture at Penguin Random House. In this role, he oversees the development and implementation of security strategies to safeguard the company's digital assets. His responsibilities include managing security protocols, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and mitigating risks related to the company's information systems.
Previous Experience at JetBlue Airways
Gregory Sorkin worked at JetBlue Airways as an IT Security Architect from 2018 to 2021. During his tenure, he was instrumental in designing and implementing security solutions that addressed vulnerabilities and ensured the safety of IT infrastructure. His role involved assessing risks, developing security policies, and collaborating with various departments to maintain robust security practices.
Previous Experience at Healthfirst
From 2015 to 2018, Gregory Sorkin served as a Senior Security Engineer at Healthfirst in the Greater New York City Area. He focused on enhancing the security posture of the organization by developing security frameworks and conducting rigorous security assessments. His expertise helped in protecting sensitive health information and maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations.
Expertise in Cloud Security
Gregory Sorkin specializes in Cloud Security with a particular focus on Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). His skill set includes securing cloud environments, managing cloud-based security tools, and integrating security measures into cloud services. He ensures that cloud infrastructure is protected against various cyber threats, contributing to a secure and resilient cloud ecosystem.
Education and Academic Background
Gregory Sorkin obtained a Master of Science in Computer Science from Baruch College in 1992. He also holds a Master of Arts in Soviet and East European Studies from Florida State University, completed in 1986. Furthermore, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in European History from the University at Albany, SUNY, in 1984. His diverse academic background has contributed to his well-rounded expertise in the field of cybersecurity.