Sentence examples for Security entrepreneur from inspiring English sources
In this case, I suggested that my executive security entrepreneur take a cold shower.
One of those he met was Andrei Lugovoi, who was connected to the K.G.B., had worked for Berezovsky, had been imprisoned and then re-emerged as a millionaire security entrepreneur — a feat made possible only through many Faustian bargains, official connections and murky favors.
"[They] can pose convincingly as real customers or hide inside a legitimate user session to get past the login". Phishing Games: "While phishing is pretty much a year-round hacker-sport, the holidays bring added opportunities to lure people into those malicious clicks through claims of hot deals, new products and other holiday-themed messages," warns security entrepreneur Ben Johnson.
A little over two years ago, they decided to start their own company and raised $25.5 million in funding from major venture capitalists and security entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, including Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers and Cowboy Ventures, and security veterans like Ray Rothrock, the chief executive of RedSeal, and Derek Smith, the chief executive of Shape Security.
Such trends create immense opportunity for security entrepreneurs.
Security entrepreneurs have been handed a golden opportunity by the President raising the cyber threat issue to national consciousness.
Both are believed to be alumni of Israel's famous Unit 8200 signals intelligence arm, as are many of the country's security entrepreneurs.
All in all, potential investors seem to be casting a much more critical eye on security entrepreneurs' business plans compared with what many dot-com entrepreneurs faced.
Dmitri Alperovitch is the Russian-born US cyber-security entrepreneur who founded Crowdstrike, the company which first identified Russian involvement in the hacking of America's Democratic Party.
A three time cyber-security entrepreneur, Cowan's current portfolio includes multiple aerospace companies such as Rocket Lab and Iris Automation, cyber-security companies like Auth0 and Endgame, consumer companies such as Smule and Tile and enterprise companies such as Zapier.
The security software entrepreneur Kevin Mandia founded Mandiant* — recently sold to FireEye for $1 billion — on the thesis that no one can really stop the bad guys from entering your network.
