I was a preteen hacker. Now I protect companies from cybersecurity threats.

Source: Business Insider

Chaim Mazal was a preteen hacker who became a chief security officer. Chaim MazalChaim Mazal said he wrote a program that could generate credit card numbers when he was 12. Today, he's a cybersecurity executive at a company that secures complex network infrastructures.

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