Eyal Benishti | Source | CEO at IRONSCALES

Eyal Benishti

CEO at IRONSCALES and 4 other companies
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As Chief Executive Officer at IRONSCALES, Eyal Benishti pioneered the development of the world’s first self-learning email security solution that combines AI, machine learning, and human insights to automatically stop advanced phishing, BEC, and account takeover attacks.

Eyal brings to his executive leadership role over 15 years of software industry experience with enterprise and startup companies. Prior to founding IRONSCALES in 2013, he was a security researcher and malware analyst at Radware and worked as technical lead for various information security solutions at Imperva.

Previously, he held a variety of R&D roles with Comverse and Amdocs. A passionate cybersecurity researcher from a young age, Eyal earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science and mathematics from Bar-Ilan University in Israel.

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  • While email phishing is the oldest and most recognizable cyberattack technique, it remains an extremely complex problem that today requires the power of both artificial and human intelligence in an ongoing cycle of innovation for it to have any positive effect on an organization’s security posture.

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