Neil Daswani

Neil Daswani is an accomplished Chief Information Security Officer with over 20 years of experience in business and technology.

He successfully led the Information Security team at LifeLock, which received awards for security excellence before the company's acquisition by Symantec for $2.3 billion.

Daswani co-founded and sold Dasient, a security company backed by Google Ventures, to Twitter before its IPO.

His background includes roles as a product manager and senior engineer at Google, and positions at Bell Communications Research, Yodlee, and NTT DoCoMo Labs.

Neil holds a PhD and MS in Computer Science from Stanford University, as well as a BS in Computer Science from Columbia University with honors.

He is a respected public speaker at various industry and academic conferences such as BlackHat, RSA, and IEEE, and has been quoted in numerous press articles.

Neil Daswani has received 13 US patents, co-authored articles accepted at top conferences, and authored the book 'Foundations of Security' on web application security.

He also co-founded the Stanford Advanced Security Certification program.

His professional experience includes roles at QuantumScape, Bryce Catalyst, DeepFactor, Byos, Security Leadership Capital, and other organizations.

Neil has held positions at Stanford University, Daswani Enterprises, Cyberinc, Trinity Ventures, Entreda, and more.

He has served as Chief Information Security Officer at Symantec and LifeLock, as well as in security and engineering roles at Twitter, Dasient, and Google.

Neil Daswani's diverse career spans academia, technology, and cybersecurity, making him a prominent figure in the field.