www.ohiotechnews.com Todd Lukens Honored as Cybersecurity Leader in Ohio
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- •Todd Lukens recognized as a top cybersecurity leader in Ohio.
- •The Cyber25 list honors leaders for their impact on cybersecurity.
- •Lukens oversees critical security functions at Nationwide.
Todd Lukens, Nationwide's chief technology and information security officer, was recognized by OhioX and Ohio Tech News as a top cybersecurity leader in Ohio on October 2, 2026. He was included in the inaugural Cyber25 list, which honors 25 leaders for their significant impact in protecting Ohio's businesses, hospitals, schools, and critical infrastructure. Lukens emphasized the importance of his team's work in staying ahead of sophisticated threats to ensure security for customers and communities. The selection criteria included real-world impact, leadership, and contributions made over the past two years. With over two decades of experience, Lukens oversees various critical security functions, including Cybersecurity, Information Risk Governance, and Crisis Management. The Cyber25 initiative aims to spotlight leaders who are essential in securing Ohio's digital future.
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