SynSaber, an early-stage ICS/OT cybersecurity and asset monitoring company, today announced industry stalwart Martin Roesch, a proven entrepreneur and business leader, joined its Board of Directors. His appointment underscores the company’s commitment to industry-leading solutions, and Martin will be pivotal in helping to drive its vision and strategy.
Roesch’s extensive experience as an executive, advisor, investor, board member, and mentor spans several decades, equipping SynSaber with a powerful catalyst to fuel its growth and bolster its dedication to industry-leading solutions. Known for his significant contributions to the cybersecurity landscape, Roesch is now the CEO of Netography, the Atomized Network security company, and a Board Member at ThreatQuotient.
Roesch is the author and creator of the Snort open-source intrusion detection system (IDS) project and was the founder and CTO of Sourcefire (acquired by Cisco), a network security firm that commercialized Snort and revolutionized intrusion prevention systems (IPS), next-generation firewalls (NGFW), and cloud-based advanced anti-malware technologies.
After the acquisition, Roesch spent several years at Cisco as the Security Business Group’s Chief Architect, overseeing innovation and M&A strategies. After his tenure at Cisco, Roesch has made significant strides as an investor and advisor in the security and infrastructure sectors.
About SynSaber
SynSaber is the simple, flexible, and scalable industrial asset and network monitoring solution that provides continuous insight into the status, vulnerabilities, and threats across every point in the industrial ecosystem, empowering operators to observe, detect and defend OT/IT systems and protect critical infrastructure. SynSaber is privately held with funding from SYN Ventures, Rally Ventures, and Cyber Mentor Fund. Learn more at SynSaber.com.
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SynSaber Welcomes Industry Leader Martin Roesch to Board of Directors
SynSaber, an early-stage ICS/OT cybersecurity and asset monitoring company, today announced industry stalwart Martin Roesch, a proven entrepreneur and business leader, joined its Board of Directors. His appointment underscores the company’s commitment to industry-leading solutions, and Martin will be pivotal in helping to drive its vision and strategy.
Roesch’s extensive experience as an executive, advisor, investor, board member, and mentor spans several decades, equipping SynSaber with a powerful catalyst to fuel its growth and bolster its dedication to industry-leading solutions. Known for his significant contributions to the cybersecurity landscape, Roesch is now the CEO of Netography, the Atomized Network security company, and a Board Member at ThreatQuotient.
Roesch is the author and creator of the Snort open-source intrusion detection system (IDS) project and was the founder and CTO of Sourcefire (acquired by Cisco), a network security firm that commercialized Snort and revolutionized intrusion prevention systems (IPS), next-generation firewalls (NGFW), and cloud-based advanced anti-malware technologies.
After the acquisition, Roesch spent several years at Cisco as the Security Business Group’s Chief Architect, overseeing innovation and M&A strategies. After his tenure at Cisco, Roesch has made significant strides as an investor and advisor in the security and infrastructure sectors.
About SynSaber
SynSaber is the simple, flexible, and scalable industrial asset and network monitoring solution that provides continuous insight into the status, vulnerabilities, and threats across every point in the industrial ecosystem, empowering operators to observe, detect and defend OT/IT systems and protect critical infrastructure. SynSaber is privately held with funding from SYN Ventures, Rally Ventures, and Cyber Mentor Fund. Learn more at SynSaber.com.
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