Matt Bunch is a VP & Global CISO for Tyson Foods where he is responsible for cybersecurity, privacy, and technology mergers & acquisitions. He has over 29 years of experience and holds a BS in Computer Systems Engineering, a master’s in information systems from the University of Arkansas, and has a CISSP certification.
He in on the advisory board of Forge Institute, a non-profit facilitating cybersecurity workforce programs, serves as the cybersecurity chair for the Meat Institute an industry association, serves on the board of the Food & Ag ISAC, advisory boards for the University of Arkansas Computer Science and Computer Engineering dept and Sam M. Walton College of Business enterprise systems programs, and on advisory boards for multiple security technology and service providers. He is also a startup advisor and is a mentor for the Northwest Arkansas based Fuel Accelerator program.
Read about Matt's perspective on how Tyson Foods is using AI to accelerate threat detection and build a security program that scales across a global supply chain, including how his team reframes AI-specific threats using the risk categories they've already been managing for years, and how they decide which AI use cases are worth pursuing.
