"I don't think there are any shortcuts": Rogue Security CEO on going global
Rogue Security Co-Founder and CEO Ariel Dan talks successfully tapping the US market, and why the lack of regulation within the US and China AI arms race presents a wealth of potential for Israeli cyber firms.
Ariel Dan, Co-Founder & CEO, Rogue Security.
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"When you look at the arms race between the US and China and the lack of regulation in a way, that's where you see the most potential to actually secure and protect companies that are using AI agents," shares Ariel Dan.
A three-time founder, CEO Dan’s latest venture is Rogue Security, a cybersecurity startup which was selected to be part of the recent ScaleUp House initiative by Calcalist and Showcase IL. Speaking to CTech's Amy Shapiro at Sullivan's Annual Client event in Tel Aviv – a sponsor of ScaleUp House – Dan described the need for a new class of cybersecurity. "When agents communicate, that's where you need to stop them," said Dan.
Having relocated to both Silicon Valley and New York in the past, Dan stressed that founders looking to bridge regional differences cannot rely on assumptions. "I don't think there are any shortcuts. I mean you can certainly educate yourself, but until you actually run the process once or twice, you wouldn't really know what to expect and how it works," he expressed.
You can watch the full conversation in the video above.
