Vision
Users will make mistakes. We accept that.
End-users are vulnerabilities, which no amount of best-practice policies or educational material will change.
The algorithms and processes that underpin everyday security are unchanged from four decades ago. When considered against the backdrop of tech’s rapid evolution, that’s a problem.
A dramatic reimagining of security is required. Password-based security is a poor fit for fast-growing architectures, such as cloud, mobile, and IoT. There’s too much to remember – too much complication and exposure.
We’re here to make the world safer. We envisage a world where strong security is a business asset – pitched alongside a great product, delivery, and customer service. Because that’s how much security matters.
End-users are vulnerabilities, which no amount of best-practice policies or educational material will change.
The algorithms and processes that underpin everyday security are unchanged from four decades ago. When considered against the backdrop of tech’s rapid evolution, that’s a problem.
A dramatic reimagining of security is required. Password-based security is a poor fit for fast-growing architectures, such as cloud, mobile, and IoT. There’s too much to remember – too much complication and exposure.
We’re here to make the world safer. We envisage a world where strong security is a business asset – pitched alongside a great product, delivery, and customer service. Because that’s how much security matters.
Leadership
Raz is a results-driven business executive with more than 25 years of technology and leadership experience in the software, security, semiconductors and telecom industries. Previously, Raz was the CEO of MiniFrame and Milestone Software & Systems in addition to holding executive positions at SanDisk & Spansion. Raz holds an MSc in Computer Science from the Technion.
Executive with great experience building and leading high-performing sales and marketing teams, growing company revenues and profit. Successfully grew sales organically from $0 to $450M as well as at large public multi-billion dollar companies with Billions revenues and thousands of employees. Arturo is based in Silicon Valley and has global experience that also include Europe, Asia, and Latin America. He has an MBA and an Engineering degree from Stanford University.
Chair Professor and founder, Computer Science Dept, Ben-Gurion University. Served as Faculty Dean, Chair of the Inter University Computation Center. Currently Chair of Israel‘s computer science education committee. Over three hundred networks, cryptography and security publications. Collaborated with Deutsche Telekom, IBM, Orange & EMC on $MMs cyber security products.
Shimrit holds an MSc and PhD from the Hebrew University in Computer Science. Her research areas primarily focused on PKI, cryptography, anomaly detection, web attacks, DDoS and intrusion detection and prevention systems. During her PhD, Shimrit was a consultant for Check Point and Marvell Semiconductor, and designed an intrusion detection system product there.
Seasoned with 25 years of experience in larger corporations and startups alike, Amit is responsible for the business development, customer success, and marketing operations. Amit began his career as Director of Marketing at BMC software and previously served as the CMO at MediaMind, leading the Company’s marketing during the acquisition process.
With 30 years of experience in R&D and security entrepreneurship, Chen manages the R&D team. Previously, Chen founded ControlGuard, a data leakage prevention startup, was a director of product at Aladin and was the director of development at CA Technologies. For 10 years Chen served in the military intelligence (unit 8200).
With over 25 years of experience in the mobile, security and cloud sectors, Amit oversees the entire product development process. Prior to Secret Double Octopus, Amit held several executive product positions at AppDome, RSA, Check Point, and Intel, working in both product design and customer relations.
With over 20 years of senior-management financial and operational experience in startups and larger corporations, including technology public companies. Ori began his career as CFO and Corporate Controller of Accord Networks, leading the Company’s Nasdaq IPO and later the merger with Polycom. Ori is a C.P.A. (Isr.) and holds a master of laws (LL.M.) degree from Bar-Ilan University and a B.A. degree in Economics.
