“Before Tyler joined Exabeam, we faced a series of security incidents in rapid succession—serious enough to require direct involvement from our CMO and me (Product) for damage control and corrective action. From the moment Tyler stepped in, he took ownership by stabilizing and transforming our security posture. Within weeks, the difference was clear. He conducted a thorough audit of all known risks, uncovered additional vulnerabilities, enhanced our crisis communications playbook, and developed a strategic plan to systematically reduce our exposure quarter over quarter. Thanks to his leadership, for the remainder of my four years at Exabeam, I was never pulled into another security incident and was able to focus entirely on growing the business. Tyler is a rare breed—a pragmatic CISO who delivers robust security without burdening the organization with unnecessary bureaucracy or secrecy. He’s an invaluable asset to any team, and I would work with him again in a heartbeat.”
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