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10 Intuit security leaders
These ten current and former Intuit security leaders have held director-level and above roles in cybersecurity, security engineering, product security and threat work at Intuit. A reader can learn how security leaders work at Intuit from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Chandu Chinthala
LinkedInExperience: Head of Product Security · Intuit
Head of Product Security at Intuit since August 2026, after serving as Director, Security Engineering there (2026). A highlight describes the role as single-threaded owner for product security across Intuit's global ecosystem. The profile also lists Head of Product Security roles at Amazon Web Services (2022–2026).
Erick Lee
LinkedInExperience: Director Of Security Engineering · Intuit
Director Of Security Engineering at Intuit since November 2017, a role the profile places in Mountain View, California, in the operations department at director level. The listing shows only this Intuit row for Erick Lee, with no other employers and no highlights describing the work.
Erik Naugle
LinkedInExperience: Former VP, Cyber Security · Intuit
Former VP, Cyber Security at Intuit (2004–2013), a role the profile tags at the president and vice president level in operations. A recommendation in the profile describes Erik Naugle as a well rounded cyber security professional who worked jointly with colleagues at Intuit.
Jennifer D.
LinkedInExperience: Director, Cybersecurity PMO & Security Training and Awareness · Intuit
Director, Cybersecurity PMO & Security Training and Awareness at Intuit since October 2019, after serving as Staff Offering Program Manager there (2017–2019). The profile also lists Director, Web Technology Shared Services & Program Management at Scripps Health (2015–2016).
Jim Desmond (CISSP, CISM, CFE)
LinkedInExperience: Former Director, Information Security · Intuit
Former Director, Information Security at Intuit (2009–2010); a highlight says Jim Desmond was responsible for data security of the Intuit Financial Services Division, including security system operations. The profile also lists SVP, Chief Security Officer at Asurion (2019–2025) and CISO at HireRight since 2025.
Mark Hughes
LinkedInExperience: Director, Cybersecurity, Fraud Prevention, Technical Compliance - CG, VEP, PDX, CS · Intuit
Director, Cybersecurity, Fraud Prevention, Technical Compliance - CG, VEP, PDX, CS at Intuit since July 2024, and Distinguished Security Engineer there since May 2026. At Intuit Mark Hughes was also a director in the same area for TurboTax, ProTax and Martech (2021–2025), and a highlight says Mark leads cybersecurity, fraud and product abuse prevention and technical compliance.
Michael Kalika
LinkedInExperience: Director & Chief Architect, Trust & Safety | Intuit Cybersecurity · Intuit
Director & Chief Architect, Trust & Safety | Intuit Cybersecurity since March 2024; a highlight says Michael Kalika owns the technology strategy, architecture and capability map for that organization across QuickBooks, TurboTax and other products. Michael was also Chief Architect of Intuit Israel (2020–2022).
Michele Iacovone
LinkedInExperience: Former SVP, Chief Information Security & Fraud Officer · Intuit
Former SVP, Chief Information Security & Fraud Officer at Intuit (2017–2020), a title that pairs information security with fraud. The listing shows only this Intuit row for Michele Iacovone, with no other employers, no department or level tag and no highlights describing the work.
Ryan White
LinkedInExperience: Director of Adversary Management · Intuit
Director of Adversary Management at Intuit since June 2021. At Intuit Ryan White was also ThreatIntel Team Leader (2017–2021), Principal DevSecOps Architect (2016–2017) and Staff Systems Engineer (2008–2016), and a highlight describes more than twenty years in enterprise security and IT organizations.
Tom Hash
LinkedInExperience: Former Director, Enterprise Security · Intuit
Former Director, Enterprise Security at Intuit (2018–2024) and Director, Workforce Information Security there (2016–2018), both roles the profile tags at director level in operations. The profile also lists Director, Security Operations at Yahoo (2007–2014) and independent research and self study since 2024.
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you divide security work between a central team and the teams that own each product line?
- 02How do cybersecurity and fraud prevention teams share signals and tooling when the same attackers target both?
- 03What do you look for when deciding which security programs to measure and report to executives?
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