Profile of Lorie Wigle

Vice President, General Manager IOT Security Solutions, Intel Security Group News & Commentary Posts: 9

Lorie Wigle is building a new business focused on securing critical infrastructure and IOT more broadly at Intel subsidiary McAfee. Lorie has been with Intel for nearly 30 years in a wide variety of marketing and technical roles. She has an MBA from Portland State University and a BA degree from the University of Oregon. Lorie was named one of the three most powerful women in smart grid by Smart Grid Newsletter and one of top 10 women in sustainability by PINK magazine. In 2011, she received the Sustainable Business Leadership Award from Sustainable Business Oregon.

Your ‘Check Security’ Light Is On

9/14/2015
Please restart your car in safe mode.
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Securing Critical Infrastructure

6/30/2015
Protecting the Industrial Internet of Things from cyberthreats is a national priority.
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The Promises And Perils Of The Healthcare Internet Of Things

6/11/2015
Connected devices are working wonders for managing treatment, but their integration with consumer technology and cloud computing raises significant security issues.
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Defenses Outside the Wall

5/4/2015
Protecting the Internet of Things means protecting the privacy of customers and colleagues.
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Defending Cyber-Physical Systems from Attack Chains

3/30/2015
A strong defense against compromise involves three layers: hardening devices, securing communications, and monitoring behavior.
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Securing Our Electric Power Grid Is Critical

3/4/2015
Highly complex infrastructure systems require protection against cyberattacks.
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No Silver Bullets for Security

3/2/2015
A quick-fix security solution for cyberphysical systems doesn’t exist.
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Takeaways from International Data Privacy Day: The Internet of Things

1/30/2015
Event looks at the future of data use and how we can – and should – protect personal privacy.
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Securing the Internet of Things

12/11/2014
Factors specific to IoT devices make them a unique security risk.
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