Every decision we make prioritizes your security
Led by industry veterans with decades of experience
Protecting organizations worldwide 24/7
Cutting-edge technology meets proven methodologies
CyberArmor was founded in 2019 by a team of cybersecurity experts who witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of cyber attacks on organizations worldwide. After spending years in reactive security roles, our founders realized that the industry needed a fundamental shift toward proactive threat intelligence.
What started as a small team of passionate security researchers has grown into a leading threat intelligence platform trusted by organizations across the globe.
Our journey began with a simple question: "What if we could expose the attackers before they expose you?"
Today, we continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in cybersecurity, combining cutting-edge technology with deep human expertise to provide unparalleled protection against evolving cyber threats.
We believe intelligence is the key to proactive protection. We don't just wait to respond, we strive for prevention.
We operate with complete transparency and honesty, building trust through our actions and results.
We continuously push boundaries, embracing new technologies and methodologies to stay ahead of threats.
We strive for perfection in everything we do, from our technology to our customer service.
We believe in the power of teamwork, both within our organization and with our clients and partners.
In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, we adapt quickly to new challenges and opportunities.
Nguyen is a seasoned cybersecurity leader with over 15 years of experience in software engineering, malware research, and cyber threat intelligence.
Ali Alame is a cloud and cybersecurity specialist, and over the past +10 years has worked with IBM, Lululemon, UBC and more.
Meganne has been leading 0 to 1 product design for over 14 years, with a specialization in enterprise platforms that handle complex data for high growth startups.
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