The executive in charge of protecting JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s computer network from hackers has been reassigned, Bloomberg reports. Greg Rattray’s reassignment follows a year on the job that included controversy over his handling of a massive data breach and the departure of several top security team members, the report states. Rattray is now head of global cyber partnerships and government strategy. His replacement is Rohan Amin, a former cybersecurity executive at Lockheed Martin Corp who joined JPMorgan last August. The breach involved the theft of names, addresses and email addresses of 83 million individuals and small businesses. Rattray and his boss kept a tight lid on breached data, much to the U.S. government’s frustration, the report states.
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