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Ritesh Agrawal
Ritesh Agrawal is a network-security engineer turned founder who co-founded Airgap Networks in 2019 to attack the problem most enterprises ignore: lateral movement once an attacker is already inside the building. His bet was that you do not trust any device, period. Zscaler acquired Airgap in April 2024, and its agentless, identity-based microsegmentation became the foundation of Zscaler's Zero Trust Branch, which Ritesh now leads as VP of Product Management. Before founding the company he spent nearly 18 years at Juniper Networks across engineering, product, and sales.
Jay Chaudhry
Jay Chaudhry is the founder, chairman and CEO of Zscaler, the cloud security company he started in 2007 to replace corporate firewalls with a zero trust internet exchange. A serial founder of five security companies before Zscaler, he took the company public in 2018 and built it into a multi-billion-dollar pillar of the cybersecurity industry.
Gene Frantz
Gene Frantz is a General Partner at CapitalG, Alphabet's independent growth equity fund, where he has been a founding partner since 2013. A specialist in cybersecurity and enterprise technology, he backed CrowdStrike, Zscaler, and Freshworks before their IPOs - investments that collectively reached more than $125 billion in value. Before CapitalG, he spent 13 years at TPG Capital leading technology and telecom investments, and previously worked at Oracle's venture capital group and Morgan Stanley.