Ori Levy

Ori Levy, CISSP, has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and industries. Starting in 2009, Levy worked as a Licensed Real Estate Agent for various Real Estate Brokerage Companies until 2013. In 2011, Levy joined The Cheesecake Factory where they held roles such as IT Support Administrator and Security Support Administrator. From 2017 to 2021, Levy worked at MUFG and held positions including VP, Manager Client Technology - Project Technical Services, and VP, Manager Client Technology - IT Service Desk and Telecom Support & Provisioning. Currently, as of September 2021, Levy serves as the Senior Vice President of Information Technology at Banc of California. Throughout their career, Levy has demonstrated a strong focus on information security and has effectively managed teams, projects, and vendor relationships.

Ori Levy, CISSP, has a comprehensive education history in the field of computer and network technology. In 2010, they enrolled in Los Angeles Pierce College, where they focused on the specific area of computer and network technology. During their time there, Ori also attended the Cisco Networking Academy at Pierce College, earning a Certificate of Achievement in Routing Technology in 2011.

In addition to their academic pursuits, Ori has obtained several certifications to further enhance their knowledge and skills. In 2015, they earned the CompTIA Security+ certification. Following that, in 2018, they attained the prestigious CISSP certification from (ISC)². In 2019, Ori obtained the IT Information Library Foundations Certification (ITIL) from AXELOS Global Best Practice. Their most recent certification was the CompTIA PenTest+, which they acquired in January 2020.

While the chronological information provided does not include specific details about Ori's completion of other certifications such as A+, CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Certified Penetration Tester (CPT), Network+ certification, and Security+ certification, it is possible that they may have pursued these certifications as well. However, without any confirmed information, it would be inappropriate to make any assumptions about their completion of these certifications.