Security News
ThreatX, the leading provider of SaaS-based web application and API protection solutions, has appointed longtime cybersecurity executive Gene Fay as the company's new CEO. Gene's proven leadership experience will help catapult ThreatX forward, cementing the company's mission to protect complex web application and API environments in today's rapidly evolving threat landscape. "I am excited to lead ThreatX forward to tackle some of today's most pressing cybersecurity challenges that our customers and prospects face as business infrastructures aggressively migrate into the cloud," said Fay.
The objective of the practices will be to provide context to what is happening in the digital economy - explaining the desired business outcomes, such as engendering trust or becoming an intelligent organization, and how technology can be used to achieve these outcomes. These challenges should be met by addressing the five elements of trust depicted in the Future of Trust framework.
Stripe CEO Patrick Collison insists his company's collection of e-commerce customers' site interactions, mouse metrics, and identifiers is solely for fighting fraud - though he allows that the payment platform's disclosure could be better. On Tuesday, developer Michael Lynch questioned Stripe's data collection in a blog post, noting that the biz's JavaScript library, used by web merchants to implement client-side aspects of Stripe's payment system, records browsing activity and reports the data back to the company.
Optiv Security, a security solutions integrator delivering end-to-end cybersecurity solutions, announced that it has named Kevin Lynch as the company's Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors, effective April 17, 2020. Lynch comes to Optiv from Deloitte, where he served in a variety of leadership roles for more than two decades.
Axiado Corporation's Board of Directors announced that it has named Gopi Sirineni as the company's Chief Executive Officer, effective April 3, 2020. "As a Silicon Valley veteran with over 25 years of experience in the semiconductor, software and systems industries, Sirineni will drive Axiado's growth trajectory forward from our current development phase to rolling out an industry-first, hardware-based, line-rate cybersecurity product," said Dave Welch, member of Axiado's Board of Directors and Founder of Infinera.
Turbo Systems, the no-code platform that makes it easy for anyone to build a mobile app for their business, announced it has appointed Jen Grant as Chief Executive Officer. Grant joins Turbo Systems at a pivotal time as the company undergoes an ambitious expansion to serve the needs of organizations that must rapidly develop custom mobile apps to serve their ever more distributed teams.
Under the strain of the COVID-19 global pandemic, we're seeing a great number of people rise up to help others. People working from home depend on Wi-Fi routers that may not be secure;.
2 - the world's largest nonprofit membership association of certified cybersecurity professionals - announced that David Shearer, CISSP, the association's current CEO, will step down at the end of 2020 after serving in the role since 2015. The2 Board of Directors has initiated a CEO recruitment search to identify an experienced leader to succeed Shearer and guide the organization on a path of continued growth as demand for certified cybersecurity professionals continues to grow exponentially worldwide.
Jazz Networks, an award-winning insider threat security company, announced Joel Brunson has joined as CEO of Federal business. Brunson brings world-class leadership in business growth and proven expertise in the federal government sector.
The new report outlines the new agenda for the CEO running the digital enterprise. That's where the IDC report "The CEO Agenda for Digital Enterprise" fits.