Myrna Soto
HITRUST has named veteran cybersecurity and governance executive Myrna Soto as chief trust officer, reinforcing its focus on enterprise trust, cyber resilience and third-party risk management as organizations face growing scrutiny over security, AI governance and digital ecosystem risk.
The appointment comes at a time when trust has become a strategic business issue rather than solely a technology or compliance concern. As companies accelerate AI adoption, expand reliance on third-party vendors and navigate increasingly complex regulatory environments, boards and executive teams are demanding more measurable ways to assess operational resilience and manage digital risk.
HITRUST’s decision to create and elevate the chief trust officer role reflects that evolution. The company, known for its cybersecurity assurance and certification programs, is positioning trust as a competitive differentiator that extends beyond security controls into governance, transparency and stakeholder confidence.
“Myrna brings a rare combination of operational leadership, governance expertise and strategic vision,” said HITRUST CEO Gregory Webb, noting her…
