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Socure Reinforces Security-First Strategy with Chief Information Security Officer Appointment
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Mark Carter joins as Socure’s CISO, bringing decades of leadership from Navan, Salesforce and Tesla as the company continues to expand security, risk, and compliance practices required to support enterprise customers at global scale
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev., June 25, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Socure, the leading trust infrastructure for global identity and risk intelligence, today announced the appointment of Mark Carter as the company’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). The appointment reflects Socure’s continued growth and commitment to operating at the highest levels of security and resilience in the AI era.
As Socure expands across industries and geographies, it has become the standard trust infrastructure the digital economy operates on. Socure maintains heightened responsibility for protecting data, safeguarding privacy, and strengthening the security foundation that customers rely on to combat fraud and verify identity at scale. As CISO, Carter will lead Socure’s enterprise-wide security, cyber risk, governance, compliance, resilience and information technology strategy. He will work across product, engineering, legal, compliance, operations, customer-facing teams, and executive leadership to enhance security and responsible data practices while accelerating AI innovation. Carter’s appointment will directly influence how Socure builds, operates, and scales its AI-native platform for identity verification, fraud prevention, and regulatory compliance.
“Security and privacy are not functions we add as we grow, they are foundational to how we grow. As Socure continues to scale globally with the world’s largest organizations, security, privacy, and resilience must scale with us,” said Johnny Ayers, founder and CEO of Socure. “Trust at that scale is built through consistent action, not a single moment. Mark reflects the security, governance, and operating discipline we hold ourselves to every day. He has spent more than 25 years building exactly that with global technology companies and is the perfect leader for Socure.”
Carter joins at a time when identity and fraud prevention have taken on new urgency. As organizations face a rapidly changing fraud, identity, and compliance landscape, with AI-driven attacks increasing in speed and sophistication, enterprises and government agencies require trusted infrastructure that is secure, resilient, transparent, and built to operate at scale. For Socure, meeting that standard means continuing to invest not only in product innovation, but also in the governance, accountability, and operating rigor required of critical infrastructure.
