Morningstar Nardello & Co. Appoints Austin Berglas as Cyber Operations Head
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- •Austin Berglas joins Nardello & Co. as Head of Cyber Operations.
- •He has over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity and investigations.
- •Berglas aims to enhance proactive cybersecurity services amid rising threats.
Nardello & Co. announced the appointment of Austin P. Berglas as Managing Director and Head of Cyber Operations on October 6, 2026. Berglas, with over 20 years of experience, previously led the FBI New York's Cyber Branch and has extensive expertise in cyber investigations. His role will focus on enhancing proactive cybersecurity consulting services amid rising cyber threats. Berglas has a notable history of dismantling cybercriminal organizations and leading significant investigations, including the JPMorgan Chase cyber attack. His expertise is expected to bolster Nardello's capabilities in managing the impact of AI on security operations. The firm aims to address the increasing complexity and impact of cyber threats across various sectors. Berglas holds a BS in Geology and an executive certificate in Navigating Strategic Change from Northwestern University.
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