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SecurityWeek’s ‘People on the Move’ coverage shines a light on fresh hiring announcements, promotions, and career achievements within the cybersecurity community.
Neil Feather has been appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at AI-powered cybersecurity firm Point Wild, after serving as the company’s president and COO since 2021. He takes over from Hari Ravichandran, who will transition to Chairman of the Board. Before Point Wild, Feather served as CIO, CEO, and president at SiteLock.
Identity management company Oasis Security has appointed Michael DeCesare as President. Previously, DeCesare served as president at Abnormal AI, CEO and president at Exabeam, co-chairman and CEO at Forescout, and president at McAfee. Last month, Oasis Security raised $120 million in Series B funding.
Secure endpoint OS platform IGEL has announced the appointment of Sterling Wilson as its new Global Field CTO, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery. Previously, Wilson served as field CTO at Object First and Strategix Group, and held leadership positions at Rubrik, NetApp Cloud Data Services, Commvault, and Veeam Software.
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company Claroty has appointed John Ryan as Vice President (VP) of Worldwide Partner Ecosystem. Before joining Claroty, Ryan served as VP of channel sales at Radiant Logic, in channel leadership roles at Orca Security, Illumio, Guardicore, and Mendix, and in leadership roles at Rapid7 and ForeScout.
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