James Stills, Cissp
About James Stills, Cissp
James Stills is the Manager of Information Security Risk, Compliance, and Vulnerability Management at SC Johnson in Racine, Wisconsin, and also works as a writer and Tae Kwon Do instructor.
Title and Role at SC Johnson
James Stills is currently the Manager of Information Security Risk, Compliance, and Vulnerability Management at SC Johnson in Racine, Wisconsin. In this role, he leads the Bitsight Implementation, integrating third-party and enterprise assessment processes. He is responsible for managing Business Managed IT Program development, implementation, and continuous improvement. He also oversees the IT NIST Assessment, PEN tests, and Audit response management. Additionally, he sets compliance KPIs and enforces IT owner accountability.
Previous Roles at SC Johnson
James Stills has a long history with SC Johnson, starting in 2003 as AH Portfolio Manager, a position he held for 11 years. Following that, he served as Manager of Server and Storage from 2014 to 2019. In these roles, he was integral to various IT operations and management tasks, including overseeing storage solutions and server management initiatives.
Education in Management Information Systems
James Stills studied at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems, graduating in 2003. His education provided a foundational understanding of IT management, which has been pivotal in his various roles in information security and IT management.
Additional Roles and Responsibilities
Beyond his primary role at SC Johnson, James Stills is also a Writer at Independent and an Instructor at Chay’s Tae Kwon Do. As an Instructor, he brings additional discipline and leadership skills to his professional pursuits in IT. He is a member of the Change Approval Board, representing Global Information Security, and is part of the BCP Core Team with a focus on Vulnerability Management. He also manages the Vendor Risk Management Service and provides ongoing feedback to keep IT security standards up-to-date.