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BILL Holdings: an unnamed interim CISO reports to the CTO, 2025

BILL Holdings' 10-K states its information security program is managed by an interim CISO who reports to the CTO, without naming the person.

Company
BILL Holdings, Inc. (BILL)
Interim CISO
Not named in the filing
Filing
10-K
Filed
28 August 2025

By the CISO Spotlights Desk · Published

BILL Holdings' 10-K cybersecurity-governance section describes an interim CISO running its information security program, with no name attached to the role.

"Our information security program is managed by our interim Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), who reports to our Chief Technology Officer and oversees a team responsible for leading enterprise-wide cybersecurity strategy, policy, standards, architecture, and processes," the filing states.

The filing credits the interim CISO with nearly 20 years of experience in information security roles across healthcare and technology companies, and states the interim CISO provides reports at least quarterly to the company's cybersecurity committee as well as to the CEO, CTO and other senior management. BILL Holdings does not name the interim CISO, state when the interim appointment began, or describe a search for a permanent replacement.

See the interim and acting CISO record for other companies naming a temporary security leader in an SEC filing, with no comparison or ranking implied.

Sources

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    BILL Holdings, Inc., Form 10-K (SEC EDGAR)sec.gov · published 28 August 2025 · tier A

Tier A: the organization itself, a regulator or a government page. Tier B: established trade or business press.

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