Mark Bellantoni is a seasoned Senior Program and Project Manager at BNY Mellon, where he spearheads the global Insider Threat project portfolio within the Cyber PMO. With over 25 years of experience in leading complex IT initiatives for large financial institutions, Mark has earned a...
Mark Bellantoni is a seasoned Senior Program and Project Manager at BNY Mellon, where he spearheads the global Insider Threat project portfolio within the Cyber PMO. With over 25 years of experience in leading complex IT initiatives for large financial institutions, Mark has earned a reputation for delivering results in fast-paced environments, earning him the nickname “Fed-Ex.” His expertise lies in enhancing IT effectiveness and efficiency, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity, where he plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the organization’s assets and reputation.
In his current role, Mark is responsible for managing a comprehensive suite of projects designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of BNY Mellon’s critical resources. One of his key achievements includes the successful upgrade of User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), where he led the replacement of 34 on-premises Linux servers with a more robust and scalable solution. This upgrade not only improved the organization’s ability to detect and respond to insider threats but also streamlined operations, showcasing Mark’s proficiency in project management and his commitment to leveraging technology for enhanced security.
Mark’s skill set encompasses a wide range of competencies, including external and internal audits, Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) management, vendor management, and requirements analysis. His leadership in program management and adherence to ITIL best practices ensure that projects are executed with precision and align with organizational goals. As a dynamic and innovative leader, Mark continues to drive transformative initiatives that fortify BNY Mellon’s cybersecurity posture while fostering a culture of accountability and vigilance among employees.
