Christine Pelione

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Skills

Analysis, Automotive, Business Process, Continuous Improvement, Creative Direction, Cross-functional Team Leadership, Management, Manufacturing Engineering, Operations Management, Process Engineering, Process Improvement, Product Development, Program Management, Project Planning, Testing, Troubleshooting, Vehicles

About

Christine Pelione, GM’s Cybersecurity Strategic Risk Manager, is responsible for the management of enterprise, product, and manufacturing cybersecurity risk in securing innovative technologies throughout GM’s ecosystem and to engage cross-functionally to promote awareness and increase cyber resiliency across industries.



She is responsible for leading cybersecurity and corporate functions in elevating a holistic, enterprise-wide view of cyber risk and maturation; to integrate corporate cybersecurity strategies and processes; to identify and nurture collaborative engagements strengthening cybersecurity capabilities; to drive individual, corporate and industry cybersecurity culture; and to govern corporate business response and recovery efforts. Christine also serves as the Vice Chair of the Auto-ISAC’s Education and Training Standing Committee and as a contributing member for the Cyber Readiness Institute.



Christine is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Information Technology Security and Assurance from Carnegie Mellon University, holds an Advanced Computer Science Certificate from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Baker College.