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Cyble Appoints Steve Ingram as Executive Vice President for the US

In a strategic move to strengthen its market presence in the United States, Cyble, an AI-native cybersecurity firm, has announced the appointment of Steve Ingram as its Executive Vice President for the US. This significant appointment comes as Cyble seeks to enhance its footprint in one of the largest cybersecurity markets in the world while accelerating its growth and expanding its clientele.

Ingram, a seasoned veteran in cybersecurity, brings with him a wealth of experience accumulated over decades in various domains, including risk management and executive leadership within law enforcement. His most recent role was as the leader of Cybersecurity for Financial Services at EY in the Americas, where he played a pivotal role in transforming and growing the cybersecurity practice for clients in the finance sector.

Prior to his time at EY, Ingram was a partner at PwC for approximately 15 years, leading the cybersecurity practice for the Asia-Pacific region and contributing to the ASEANZ Market Council. His first phase in law enforcement culminated with service in the Australian Federal Police, where he honed his skills in cybersecurity.

Ingram’s previous involvement as an advisor on Cyble's Advisory Board for two years has given him deep insights into the company’s technology, team, and market opportunities. His transition to an operational role signifies Cyble's commitment to growth in the US market. As Steve Ingram himself remarked, "The United States represents a significant opportunity for Cyble. I'm excited to take on an operational role, working closely with the team, clients, and partners to help grow the business in the country."

Cyble’s co-founder and CEO Beenu Arora expressed enthusiasm for Ingram's appointment, stating, "Steve has been a trusted advisor for Cyble over the past two years. We are thrilled to welcome him as our Executive Vice President for the US. He brings an exceptional mix of cybersecurity expertise, business leadership, and experience working with some of the world's largest organizations. His familiarity with our technology, team, and business operations will be invaluable in driving our growth forward."

As Cyble expands its AI-native cybersecurity portfolio, it is set to include services such as threat intelligence, digital risk protection, endpoint security, and agent AI. This appointment comes at a crucial time as the landscape of cybersecurity continues to evolve, with increasing threats and the need for robust solutions.

Ingram's leadership will be critical in bolstering Cyble's relationships with existing clients while forging new partnerships that will help solidify its position and enhance its visibility in the competitive cybersecurity market.

With industries and businesses increasingly relying on digital operations, the demand for comprehensive cybersecurity measures is on the rise. Cyble's commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions aligns with this growing need, and with Ingram at the helm of its US operations, the company aims to navigate the complexities of this market successfully.

For more information about Cyble and its cybersecurity offerings, visit Cyble's website.