Career profile
Dan Antilley
Chief Information Security Officer, MetLife
- Current role, per sources checked 22 October 2026
- July 2024
Dan Antilley is the Chief Information Security Officer of MetLife, appointed in July 2024.
Career path
Antilley spent more than sixteen years at Bank of America, where his most recent title was senior vice president, Global Information Security Operations Executive, leading a multi-site global team of 400 people across North America and Asia-Pacific.
At Bank of America he led Cybersecurity Operations, Cyber Forensics and the company's Incident Response Program, and he created and led its Insider Threat program, Application Security program and Third-Party Assessment program.
He also holds multiple patents for systems and methods related to information security risk assessment.
In May 2017, ATM service provider Cardtronics named Antilley its new Chief Information Security Officer, a role he took up on May 30 of that year. As CISO there he was responsible for Cardtronics' enterprise-wide information security and technology risk strategy, with an emphasis on safeguarding company, customer and ATM user information.
Antilley served as Chief Security Officer at NCR Atleos before joining MetLife.
MetLife announced in July 2024 that Antilley had become its Chief Information Security Officer, joining the company's Global Technology and Operations organization and based at MetLife's Global Technology Hub in Cary, North Carolina.
Announcing the appointment, Bill Pappas, MetLife's Head of Global Technology and Operations, said, "Tamar and Dan are examples of the top talent we continue to attract to MetLife,"
Industry involvement
Antilley is described as an active member of the cyber community who has led partnerships with the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center and the National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance. A Triangle Business Journal profile lists his education as Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Remarks on the field
In a Q&A published on MetLife's careers site, Antilley discussed what first drew him into cybersecurity and the skills he sees as important for newcomers entering the field. The piece describes him as leading cybersecurity efforts in support of MetLife's goal of building a more confident future for customers worldwide.
