| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Carson Sweet |
Chairman and Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
March Networks Corporation (March Networks) is a Canada-based provider of Internet protocol (IP)-based video applications used for security surveillance and monitoring.
HackerOne empowers the world to build a safer internet. As the world`s trusted hacker-powered security platform, HackerOne gives organizations access to the largest community of hackers on the planet. Armed with the most robust database of vulnerability trends and industry benchmarks, the hacker community mitigates cyber risk by searching, finding, and safely reporting real-world security weaknesses for organizations across all industries and attack surfaces. Customers include The U.S. Department of Defense, Dropbox, General Motors, GitHub, Goldman Sachs, Google, Hyatt, Lufthansa, Microsoft, MINDEF Singapore, Nintendo, PayPal, Qualcomm, Slack, Starbucks, Twitter, and Verizon Media. HackerOne was ranked fifth on the Fast Company World`s Most Innovative Companies list for 2020 and made its Brands that Matter list for 2021. Headquartered in San Francisco, HackerOne has a presence in London, the Netherlands, France, Germany, and over 70 other locations across the globe.
Afferent Security Labs is a Lenexa, KS-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
nAppliance Networks is a San Jose, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Lookingglass is a pioneer delivering over-the-horizon (OTH) cyber visibility through a revolutionary Cyber Threat Intelligence Monitoring and Management platform. The Lookingglass product suite offers innovative solutions that deliver deep visibility into the Internet threat landscape. Lookingglass’ flagship products, ScoutVision and CloudScout, contextualize global cyber intelligence, enabling users to efficiently identify emerging threats within the context of their enterprises. These solutions offer alert and warning capabilities that empower customers to continuously monitor for over-the-horizon threats from outside a client’s network and control, such as the presence of botnets, hosts associated with cyber criminal networks, unexpected route changes and the loss of network resiliency. Lookingglass’ outside-in approach accounts for a client’s entire enterprise cyber ecosystem including the extended enterprise, and other networks beyond their control. This cyber situational awareness and oversight ensures business partners or service providers are not the proximate cause of security breaches or data loss.