Inno Eroraha

Founder & CEO @ NetSecurity

About

I invented ThreatResponder®—an award-winning AI-powered endpoint platform that solves what the industry hasn't: delivering EDR, vulnerability detection, and forensics in a single lightweight agent. Most organizations deploy 5-10 security tools that don't talk to each other. Investigations take days. Threats move in seconds. I built ThreatResponder to change that. What Makes ThreatResponder Different: Our single lightweight agent delivers three critical capabilities that traditionally require separate tools: 1. Threat Detection, Prevention, Response & Intelligence – Real-time EDR that stops sophisticated attacks and insider threats before damage occurs2. Continuous Vulnerability Detection – Real-time visibility into exploitable weaknesses across your environment, not quarterly scans3. Forensics & DFIR at Speed and Scale – Built-in digital forensics that turns hours of investigation into minutes, with evidence collection that stands up in court Third-Party Validation: ThreatResponder has been independently tested and certified by AV-Comparatives, joining an elite group of validated endpoint platforms. Why This Matters: When a breach happens, security teams shouldn't waste time stitching together data from multiple tools. ThreatResponder delivers unified detection, response, and forensic investigation—all from one agent, one console, one source of truth. My Background: Before founding NetSecurity Corporation, I spent nearly a decade solving complex cybersecurity challenges across government and enterprise: 1. Led cyber defense operations for USMC and DoD assets at MCNOSC (now MARFORCYBER)2. Senior Security Manager at VeriSign, where I developed threat detection and notification systems3. Security engineering roles at Network Associates (McAfee), Trusted Information Systems4. Consulted for DoD agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and financial institutions I hold CISSP, ISSAP, ISSMP, CHFI, and other certifications. MS in Computer Science from George Washington University, dual BS in Mathematics and Computer Science from Morgan State University (cum laude). I've contributed to industry publications including MIT Technology Review, SC Magazine, and Virginia Lawyers Weekly, and presented at leading conferences (RSA, SANS, CEIC, ISACA, ISSA, OWASP). Let's Connect If: You're rethinking your endpoint security strategyYou need to conduct forensics investigation without deploying multiple DFIR toolsYou want to see how unified threat detection, vulnerability identification and forensics changes security operations Let's solve the next hard cybersecurity problem together.

Country

United States

City

Sterling

Industry

Computer & Network Security

Skill

Computer Forensics, Penetration Testing, Incident Response, Malware Analysis, Web Application Security, Information Assurance, Sales, Red Teaming, Negotiation, Marketing, Strategy, Information Security, Digital Forensics, President Obama, Security Awareness, Cloud Security, Risk Management, Security Policy, Vulnerability Assessment, Computer Security

Experience

Founder & CEO

NetSecurity

2003-10 - Present · 23 yrs

Reston, VA

Position NetSecurity as “the brand of choice for forensics and security.” Deliver world-class, timely, customer-focused, and innovative cyber solutions to protect our clients’ intellectual properties. NetSecurity’s cyber solutions, include: • ThreatResponder® Platform: an all-in-one threat intelligence, analytics, detection, prevention, response, and hunting platform that provides 361o Threat Visibility™ of your enterprise. • NetSecurity Forensic Labs: threat hunting; malware analysis; intrusion and data breach investigations; computer forensics investigations; expert testimony • Cyber Security Services: custom product development; cyber strategy and program development; risk/vulnerability management; security engineering and operations; security research and development; penetration testing and red team exercises; regulatory compliance ThreatResponder® detects and prevents advanced cyber attacks and data breaches in real time. ThreatResponder® neutralizes today’s advanced adversarial threats through: • Detection: Leverages threat intelligence, signatures, behavior, and machine-learning (ML) algorithms to detect threats at the endpoint • Prevention: Prevents attacks in real-time and evicts the adversary • Analytics: Ingests data from millions of endpoints, performs threat/forensics and UBA. ThreatResponder® helps you “tell the story” by providing everything you want to know about a user, process, IP, or endpoint • Response: Interacts live with an endpoint, neutralizes the threat, and contains (“quarantines”) the hosts to prevent the spread of the attack • Intelligence: Consumes threat intel from various sources, including US-CERT, commercial, and open source threat intelligence feeds. Enriches data collected to detect threats • Hunting: Sweeps millions of endpoints for indication of threats and pinpoints risky activities; mitigates the risk identified across the enterprise

Senior Manager, Information Security

VERISIGN

2000-6 - 2003-10 · 3 yrs 5 mos

Dulles, VA

Led and established information security business direction, enforced security policies, developed and established procedures, guidelines, and processes for carrying out best security practices to protect critical Internet infrastructures. Acted as key security advocate and significantly heightened security awareness among internal and external software developers, customer service, operational personnel, and senior decision makers, resulting in improved security process enterprise-wide. Oversaw the investigation of Internet-driven security incidents and employee computer abuse.

Chief Security Officer

FOLIOfn Investments, Inc.

2000-3 - 2000-6 · 4 mos

Vienna, Virginia, United States

Hired as the network security czar for the company.

Principal Security Engineer (at Marine Corps Network Operations and Security Command [MCNOSC])

SMX

1998-7 - 2000-3 · 1 yr 9 mos

Quantico, VA

Original architect recruited to provide technical security guidance and leadership to USMC MCNOSC. Provided superior contribution which helped positioned MCNOSC with situational awareness and central security control of all USMC egress and ingress points. Proactively defended and led major advanced security projects within Marine Corps Enterprise Network (MCEN), with about 120,000 users and thousands of network devices and applications. Architect and deployed security devices including content filtering, load balancing, routers, firewalls, VPN, and IDS/IPS technologies throughout USMC. Investigated advanced adversarial threats and intrusions targeting USMC and other defense targets. Hardened operating systems and applications used by war fighters to defend against cyber adversaries. Conducted red- and blue-team exercises throughout MCEN. Served as a last-line escalation point in resolving complex cyber security issues. Provided adequate hands-on training to first-, second-, and third-tier security engineers and analysts. Researched and evaluated commercial technologies for defending USMC assets. Presented current trends in security and provided feedback and advice to USMC leadership, management, and regional security engineers. Led PKI implementation for MCNOSC. Co-developed optimal mechanism to centrally manage and monitor different security devices that are geographically located. Investigated and contained cyber security incidents targeted towards USMC.

Security Consultant

Trusted Information Systems (then Network Associates, then PGP, now McAfee?)

1996-6 - 1998-7 · 2 yrs 2 mos

- Got into TIS very early when the population of US computer users was about a third - Deployed hundreds of firewalls, VPNs, IDS, and other security technologies for various customers - Implemented firewalls to accommodate one of the first online learning programs for a university