At Nasdaq, Peterson oversees the company's global technology engineering, cloud migration, and enterprise security architecture across financial markets. Prior to joining Nasdaq in 2013, he served as Chief Information Officer at Charles Schwab and eBay, following senior roles at Epoch Securities and Pacific Telesis.
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NASDAQ CIO notes all financial wealth data sits in proprietary data centers
“Today all of All of our representation for our wealth and our money is sitting in a proprietary data center.”
NASDAQ CIO predicts stock exchanges will move data centers from NJ
“So I would say speed has already been exploited. And now it goes back to, I think, security, fairness, and resiliency are going to be balanced out, so we probably won't end up with massive data centers in New Jersey and Chicago.”
NASDAQ CIO says financial firms get early warnings on state-sponsored cyber retaliation
“So there's fairly frequent warnings about who might be the target, but in general financial services institutions do get early warning about campaigns, and it usually is related to some event that is a reaction to a, you know, a foreign policy action by a grou…”
NASDAQ CIO Brad Peterson says storing financial assets in cloud is future
“Eventually, though, you need to connect back into what is likely going to be the future of storing your bits that represent your assets or your money in a cloud.”
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