2. David Rice:

David Rice is an internationally recognized cyber security leader. He became Apple’s global director of security in 2011. Rice is a graduate of the U.S. Naval War College and spent time at the National Security Agency. However, he’s best known for his 2007 book “Geekonomics,” in which he argued that software is a new kind of public infrastructure that when built badly amounts to a public hazard, and those who buy it become virtual crash test dummies who have to suffer with a software industry that is unaccountable for the results. Rice is one of the key figures shaping the discussion and practice of cyber security at Apple.

3. Kristin Paget:

When People were fixed on their iPhones, Apple silently hired Kristin Paget as a Core OS Security Researcher. Paget is a Microsoft veteran who’s generally credited with “saving Windows Vista” by forcing a delay in that operating system’s release after demonstrating that it wasn’t as secure as previously thought.

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