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  • Steve Ingram joins Cyble as EVP, leading US cybersecurity growth and partnerships.
  • Ingram, former EY Cyber Leader, boosts Cyble's US market expansion and risk protection.
  • Cyble enhances AI-native cybersecurity with Ingram's expertise in threat intelligence and endpoint security.

Cyble, a company specializing in AI-based cybersecurity solutions, has appointed Steve Ingram as its new Executive Vice President for the United States. This strategic move is aimed at driving the company's growth in the US, which ranks among the largest markets for cybersecurity. Ingram's new role will focus on expanding business operations, enhancing relationships with customers and partners, and solidifying Cyble’s market presence.

Steve Ingram's extensive background includes senior roles in cybersecurity, risk management, financial services, law enforcement, and executive leadership. Most notably, he served as the Financial Services Cyber Leader for EY in the Americas, where he was instrumental in advancing the firm's cybersecurity initiatives for its financial clients. His prior experience includes a 15-year tenure as a partner at PwC, where he led the Asia-Pacific Cyber practice and contributed to the ASEANZ Markets Council. Ingram started his career with the Australian Federal Police.

Advisory to Operational Role

Before stepping into his new operational role, Ingram was actively involved with Cyble as a member of its Advisory Board for two years, during which he provided guidance as the company expanded its global footprint. His new position within the organization highlights Cyble’s commitment to investing in the US market.

This appointment coincides with Cyble’s expansion of its AI-native cybersecurity portfolio

"Steve has been a trusted advisor to Cyble for two years, and we are excited to welcome him as our EVP, US," stated Beenu Arora, Co-Founder and CEO of Cyble. "He brings a rare combination of cybersecurity expertise, enterprise leadership and experience working with some of the world's largest organizations. He knows our technology, people and business, and will bring that experience into an operating role to accelerate our growth."

Agentic AI solutions

Ingram expressed enthusiasm about his new role, saying, "Having spent the past two years advising Cyble, I've seen the technology, people and market opportunity up close. The US represents a significant opportunity for Cyble. I’m excited to move into an operating role, work directly with the team, customers, and partners, and help build the US business."

This appointment coincides with Cyble’s expansion of its AI-native cybersecurity portfolio, which includes threat intelligence, digital risk protection, endpoint security, and agentic AI solutions.

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