Larry Maccherone
Larry Maccherone serves as DevSecOps Transformation Architect at Contrast Security. Looking at Larry's career, you might think he can’t figure out what he wants to be when he grows up: serial entrepreneur? Agile transformation coach? Open-source developer? Data scientist? Dev(Sec)Ops thought leader? However, the underlying theme is that Larry has constantly strived to create the highest-performing software engineering teams in terms of productivity, quality, security and more. Larry built and scaled Comcast's Dev(Sec)Ops Transformation program over five years, and he’s now applying what he learned to help all Contrast customers and prospects. Larry hails from Raleigh, N.C., where his wife and four daughters make sure there is never a dull moment.
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