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Almog Apirion

Founder

CEO, Co-founder at Cyolo

Israel

FoundedCyolo

About

Almog Apirion is the CEO and co-founder of Cyolo, a company focused on secure connectivity to IT and OT systems. He previously served as a chief information security officer and has a background in leading IT technologies and cybersecurity within large organizations and critical infrastructures. Apirion is a member of the Forbes Tech Council.

CEO, Co-founder at Cyolo

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Co-founders at Cyolo

DYDedi Y
Dedi YFounder
ESEran Shmuely
Eran ShmuelyFounder

Experience

  1. CyoloCEO & Co-Foundercurrent2020 β€” presentIsrael
  2. OrbotechCyber security & IT technologies Director, CISO2013 β€” 2019
  3. Israeli NavyHead of cyber security unit2009 β€” 2013Israel

Skills & more

Hyper-V5Operating Systems8Microsoft Technologies6Enterprise Network Security22CybersecurityComputer Science10Entrepreneurship1Network Security57System Architecture13Information Security Management34Integration14Security18
+11 moreIT ManagementTCP/IPProject ManagementFirewallsComputer SecurityInformation SecurityVulnerability AssessmentCloud ComputingSoftware DevelopmentInfrastructureVirtualization

Languages English Β· Hebrew

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Almog Apirion?
Almog Apirion is the CEO and co-founder of Cyolo, a company focused on secure connectivity to IT and OT systems. He previously served as a chief information security officer and has a background in leading IT technologies and cybersecurity within large organizations and critical infrastructures. Apirion is a member of the Forbes Tech Council.
Where does Almog Apirion work?
Almog Apirion is CEO, Co-founder of Cyolo.
What companies did Almog Apirion found?
Almog Apirion founded Cyolo.
Where did Almog Apirion go to school?
Almog Apirion studied at Haifa University (Master of Science (MS), computer science); Haifa University (Bachelor of Science (BS), computer science and economics).

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