The Uptycs founder has spent a career turning unruly infrastructure into questions a machine can answer. His latest wager is that security teams need evidence more than another black box.

Cloud security learned to find every loose screw. The Seattle founder behind Tamnoon is building the careful, context-rich machinery that actually turns the wrench.

After nearly eleven years at Check Point, Gil Geron carried one lesson into Orca Security: a product gets better when its creator can let go. The result is an eight-founder company built on trust, context and a surprisingly practical view of AI.
Sachin Johar is the Co-Founder and CEO of SecLogic (SecLogic.ai), a Boston-based cloud security company that builds a cyber risk orchestration platform for multi-cloud environments. After roughly two decades inside the enterprise security and networking world - including a long run at Akamai Technologies and earlier strategy roles at Tata Communications and Intellisys - he co-founded SecLogic in late 2020 to attack a problem he watched companies struggle with from the inside: cloud sprawl creating invisible attack paths faster than security teams could close them. SecLogic's products, CyberQ SHIELD and CyberQ ORO, pair cloud security posture management with organization and human risk orchestration. The company raised a $300K pre-seed round in 2021 led by Spanache.vc with India Accelerator.
Amiram Shachar is the Co-Founder and CEO of Upwind Security, a cloud-native security unicorn valued at $1.5 billion after its $250M Series B in January 2026. A serial entrepreneur with deep IDF Mamram roots, he previously founded Spot.io - sold to NetApp for $450M - before returning to build a runtime-first CNAPP platform that cuts security alert noise by 98%. He leads a team of ~350 people from San Francisco and Tel Aviv.