Claire Zamudio’s stellar career in technology and risk management is marked by a steadfast dedication to professional growth, ethical leadership and service to the broader community. In 2026, she was appointed to the board of directors for San Francisco chapter of ISACA, a role that underscores her commitment to advancing cybersecurity governance and education. Since 2022, she has also volunteered on a global panel responsible for writing and editing certification exam questions for industry credentials such as Certified Information Systems Auditor and Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control. Her expertise is further demonstrated through her ongoing efforts to develop IT and cybersecurity governance policies, build technology teams, support continuing education initiatives and contribute to the development of ethical technologists.
As fractional chief information security officer and director of technology strategy at e360 since 2025, Ms. Zamudio has played an integral role in shaping organizational security strategies and strengthening client technology teams. Her work focuses on advancing professional development through seminars, membership activities and technology governance initiatives.
Prior to joining e360, Ms. Zamudio held several key positions. From 2017 to 2025, she served as risk management officer, drawing on her expertise to address complex challenges in compliance and operational continuity. Between 2014 and 2018, Ms. Zamudio contributed to internal audit and control testing at Wells Fargo, ensuring robust oversight of internal processes. Earlier roles included business continuity coordinator from 2009 to 2014, where she supported the aforementioned organization’s preparedness and response strategies.
Ms. Zamudio’s professional path began in healthcare as a triage nurse at Tulane University School of Medicine from 2005 to 2008. She entered the nursing field just two weeks before Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, an experience that profoundly shaped her approach to crisis management and resilience. After relocating to San Francisco, she transitioned into technology when Wells Fargo sought her real-world emergency experience for its compliance initiatives within the technology sector. This pivotal opportunity set the stage for her enduring commitment to helping individuals and organizations navigate incidents and challenges.
Ms. Zamudio notably graduated with a bachelor’s degree in computer and information systems security from the University of Illinois Springfield in 2022. This educational foundation has been instrumental in supporting her achievements across risk management and cybersecurity domains. Ms. Zamudio additionally holds several industry certifications: certified in risk and information systems control from ISACA, certified business continuity professional from DRI International Inc., GCC, and Microsoft certified: Azure Fundamentals from Microsoft in 2021.
Ms. Zamudio’s most notable achievement remains her unwavering commitment to presence— consistently showing up for her profession, colleagues and community— which has earned her multiple accolades recognizing her contributions to ISACA. A passion for lifelong learning is deeply rooted in her values, influenced by support from the native community and a belief in the importance of being present — both visibly and behind the scenes. She credits this dedication as foundational to her success across all endeavors.
Beyond her primary responsibilities, Ms. Zamudio has demonstrated a strong commitment to civic engagement and volunteerism. Since 2022, she has contributed globally as a volunteer with ISACA’s certification exam panel. Her involvement extends to serving as an assistant with USTA, writing grants for native artists since 2020, volunteering with Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirits and supporting Black Women Organized for Political Action as both a volunteer and donor.
Ms. Zamudio’s reputation as an expert in risk management is well established through her extensive experience, industry certifications and unwavering dedication to advancing ethical standards within technology fields. Looking toward the future, she aims to significantly expand ISACA’s membership while enhancing education about ethical practices in technology. She envisions ongoing involvement with ISACA as a dedicated volunteer and seeks opportunities with organizations that value teamwork and collaboration, aspiring always to make a positive impact on society through her expertise.