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ColorTokens and the Art of Keeping a Breach Small
A compromised machine need not become a compromised company. ColorTokens sells the boundaries that make that distinction possible - and the tools to install them without stopping the business.
Karl Van Den Bergh Makes Marketing Answer a Harder Question
A physicist turned developer turned CMO, Karl Van Den Bergh has spent 25 years translating technical complexity into plans that boards, sellers and buyers can act on. His favorite instrument is not a grand manifesto. It is one page.
Illumio
Illumio is a Sunnyvale-based cybersecurity company that pioneered Zero Trust Segmentation. Its Breach Containment Platform - Illumio Segmentation plus the AI-powered Illumio Insights - assumes attackers will get in and focuses on stopping them from spreading. By mapping how applications talk to each other across data centers, public clouds, and endpoints, Illumio lets organizations isolate workloads and contain ransomware and breaches before they become disasters.
Andrew Rubin
Andrew Rubin is the CEO and co-founder of Illumio, the company that pioneered Zero Trust Segmentation - the idea that once a breach happens (and it will), you stop it from spreading. A Brooklyn native who built his career through sales, he founded Illumio in 2013 and scaled it to a $2.75B valuation with $225M in Series F funding, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, General Catalyst, and investors including Marc Benioff and John W. Thompson. Named to Goldman Sachs' '100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs' seven times, he earned EY Bay Area Entrepreneur of the Year in 2024 and remains one of cybersecurity's most vocal advocates for rethinking how organizations think about inevitable breaches.