Jeremy Rosenberg has been appointed Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), effective November 2026. He joins MIT from Yale University, where he most recently served as Assistant Vice President for IT and CISO.
At Yale, Rosenberg led a 120-person team overseeing cybersecurity, network services, enterprise storage, and cloud operations. He also spearheaded major security initiatives, including a $5 million endpoint detection and response program covering more than 25,000 devices.
Previously, Rosenberg served as CISO at the University of California, Berkeley, and held technology leadership roles at Simon Fraser University.
At MIT, he will lead institute-wide cybersecurity strategy, strengthen security architecture, and oversee policies and programs designed to protect the institution’s systems, data, and intellectual assets across its research and academic operations.
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