360 Privacy has announced four hires from Apple, McDonald’s, Medtronic and the US Secret Service to deepen the firm’s intelligence, enterprise and protection capabilities.
Jim Neidig has been appointed as Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives; Ryan Long as Senior Vice President, Converged Intelligence; John Giebel as Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Enterprise Solutions; and Jason Chapman as Senior Director, Client Strategy and Protection.
360 Privacy says across the industry, personal data exposure sitting on broker sites, in breach repositories and in public records has become the starting point for attacks on high-profile individuals and organizations.
Generative AI has accelerated this shift – threat actors are using large language models to automate reconnaissance, voice cloning to defeat verification controls and synthetic media to harass, defraud and damage reputations at a speed that traditional security programs weren’t built to handle, the company adds.
“This is the environment our clients operate in, and it demands a fundamentally different approach to protection,” said Adam Jackson, founder and CEO of 360 Privacy.
“Bringing Jim, Ryan, John, and Jason onto the team reflects our commitment to staying ahead of these shifts and giving our clients the expertise they need to navigate converged digital, physical and reputational risk.
“Each of them brings a discipline we believe clients need as digital exposure continues to drive harm across multiple domains.”
360 Privacy says its 360 Strata platform gives clients a continuous view of their exposure landscape and the reductions verified over time, supported by a US-based analyst team that identifies and removes exposed personal information at the source.
The four new appointments deepen that capacity, bringing enterprise security, corporate intelligence, executive protection and cyber threat intelligence expertise into how 360 Privacy serves clients operating in this landscape, the company says.
A former US Army Ranger and Special Forces soldier, Neidig joins 360 Privacy after 11 years at Apple, most recently as Chief Security Officer.
At 360 Privacy he will work directly with client CSOs and security leadership teams, translating the firm’s exposure-reduction capabilities into programs that fit inside an enterprise security stack.
Long has spent his career across global intelligence, emerging risk, protective services and the weaponization of AI.
He previously led Global Intelligence and Executive Protection at McDonald’s, founded and ran INTELAB Ventures and served as president of the Association of International Risk Intelligence Professionals.
He continues to serve as a military intelligence officer in the US Army Reserves. At 360 Privacy, Long helps executives, boards, family offices and senior security leaders understand how digital exposure feeds risk across physical security, reputation, governance and AI-enabled targeting.
Giebel joins after seven years at Medtronic, where he spent the last two as Head of Global Security.
Before Medtronic, he held senior corporate security roles across the Fortune 500 and built a background in law enforcement.
Chapman, a former US Secret Service leader, brings nearly three decades of experience across law enforcement, executive protection, risk and investigations.
He has advised executives on threat, counterintelligence and risk mitigation strategies designed to protect people, assets and reputation.
He has led complex investigations and crisis response work that pulls physical and digital risk insight together to support executive decision-making.