Benjamin Corll
About Benjamin Corll
Benjamin Corll is an experienced cybersecurity professional currently serving as an Instructor at SANS Institute and CISO in Residence at Zscaler. With over 20 years in the field, he has held various leadership roles and focuses on risk management and team development.
Current Role at SANS Institute
Benjamin Corll has served as an Instructor at SANS Institute since 2022. His role involves delivering training and education in cybersecurity, leveraging his extensive experience in the field. The position is hybrid, allowing for both in-person and remote engagement with students.
Current Role at Zscaler
Since 2022, Benjamin Corll has held the position of CISO in Residence - Americas at Zscaler. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, he works remotely to provide strategic cybersecurity guidance and leadership within the organization.
Professional Background
Benjamin Corll has a diverse professional background in cybersecurity and information security. He has held various roles, including VP of Cybersecurity at Coats, Director of IT Audit at MetLife, and Manager of Vulnerability Remediation at NetApp. His career spans over two decades, with significant contributions to organizations like AT&T and the US Marine Corps.
Education and Training
Benjamin Corll has pursued education in cybersecurity and information systems from several institutions. He studied at Wake Technical Community College, earning an Associate of Arts degree. He also completed the Chief Information Security Officer Program at Carnegie Mellon University in 2020. Additionally, he has training from SANS Institute, enhancing his expertise in the field.
Leadership and Impact
Throughout his career, Benjamin Corll has focused on identifying risks and developing solutions to mitigate them. He is known for his positive, person-oriented leadership style, which fosters team collaboration among cybersecurity and privacy experts. His commitment to education and strategic problem-solving aims to create lasting positive impacts in the cybersecurity landscape.