Michael McNeil

Michael McNeil is the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer of Omnicell. He leads the company's global information, product, and operational technology security strategy and enterprise-wide security governance. He is responsible for embedding security across the organization and advancing a security-first culture that supports innovation and risk management.

Career path

McNeil began in privacy leadership as Vice President, Chief Privacy Officer of Data Services at Reynolds & Reynolds.
He went on to serve as Global Chief Privacy Officer at Pitney Bowes.
He later served as Chief IT Security Officer at Liberty Mutual Group.
He then became Global Chief Privacy & Security Officer at Medtronic.
McNeil moved to Royal Philips as Global Product Security & Services Officer, leading global product security and the deployment of consistent processes across the healthcare market.
He then joined McKesson as Senior Vice President and Global Chief Information Security Officer, leading enterprise cybersecurity strategy and governance and working with executive leadership and the board on risk and compliance.
Omnicell's leadership bio states that the McKesson role was his most recent position before he joined the company.

Public engagement and policy work

McNeil has provided expert testimony before Congress on cybersecurity and conducts training presentations worldwide.
He is a member of the Department of Health & Human Services Healthcare Cybersecurity Task Force, chair of the MITA Cybersecurity Committee, and a board member of the National Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
While at Philips, he delivered the opening keynote of the Medical Device Security Symposium at the HIMSS17 conference, addressing barriers to data sharing through medical devices and the need for coordinated disclosure of cybersecurity issues.

Published work

McNeil has written on supply chain and vendor risk, including the pieces Conquering Third-Party Security Risk and Digital Supply Chain Security: It's a Matter of Trust.