Richard Clayton is a seasoned information security leader with 11+ years building and scaling enterprise security programs across healthcare and financial services, now serving as Director of Information Security at Baylor Scott & White Health. He has deep hands-on experience implementing SIEM/SOAR, DLP, vulnerability management, PCI P2PE and incident response programs, and has grown security teams to 30+ while guiding acquisitions and complex vendor negotiations. Known for translating regulatory frameworks (NIST CSF, CIS, HIPAA, PCI) into pragmatic governance, Richard has repeatedly taken organizations from gaps to compliance and engineered major security architecture replacements. He pairs technical rigor—penetration testing, IAM, network hardening—with business-facing skills in risk, legal, and treasury to enable secure digital transformation. Based in Columbus, Ohio, he completed a Master’s in Cybersecurity and often combines a consultant’s breadth with an operator’s focus on measurable risk reduction.
11 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree Cybersecurity, Master's degree Cybersecurity at Franklin University
Palo Verde High School
Bachelor of Arts - BA Law & Society, Bachelor of Arts - BA Law & Society at UC Santa Barbara
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