Career profile
Elizabeth (Liz) Joyce
Chief Information Security Officer, State Street
- Current role, per sources checked 3 November 2026
- Not stated in the sources
Elizabeth (Liz) Joyce is the executive vice president and Chief Information Security Officer of State Street, where she is responsible for the organization's overall information security program.
Career path
Before joining State Street, Joyce spent more than ten years at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where she held several positions including senior vice president and chief security officer, a role in which she built extensible security capabilities to protect HPE's assets and workforce and to enable and extend its business capabilities. She also served as chief information security officer for HPE's software division, where she was responsible for end-to-end security and infrastructure services. Earlier in her career, Joyce held leadership and general manager roles at Iron Mountain and Symantec, based in both the United States and Europe.
Public engagement
Joyce has worked extensively with the World Economic Forum as a member of its Global Future Council on Cybersecurity. In October 2024 she appeared as a panelist at the U.S.-Ireland Economic Summit in Dublin, speaking alongside CrowdStrike Chief Security Officer Shawn Henry on the panel Breaking Boundaries: Cybersecurity in a Borderless Digital Era, moderated by Independent Newspapers Technology Editor Adrian Weckler. State Street's own leadership pages describe the wider institution within which her program operates, including a securities finance business supported by five regional trading desks offering financing solutions across asset classes. That business also includes a Funding and Collateral Solutions team that helps clients address collateral requirements across transactions, including sponsorship in the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation Sponsored Member Repo program. State Street's public materials further note the firm's presence at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2024, alongside published commentary such as Seven surprises for 2023 and what they mean for investors in 2024, Private markets and the AI revolution, and The future of investing in times of uncertainty.
Advocacy
Joyce has worked with the Girl Scouts and other organizations to promote opportunities in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and cybersecurity for young people and underrepresented minorities.
Sources
Mondays, by email
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