Aleksandr Yampolskiy

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Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy is a cofounder and CEO of SecurityScorecard (www.securitysorecard.com), the leading security rating company, which is used by hundreds of Fortune 5000 companies, like Trinet, Netflix, Mcgraw-Hill and others. Previously he was a CTO of BlogTalkRadio, the largest online radio network averaging over 40 million visitors a month.  Prior to Cinchcast, Alex was a CISO at Gilt Groupe companies, responsible for all aspects of IT infrastructure  security, secure application development, and PCI compliance.  Before that he worked at Goldman Sachs, Oracle, and Microsoft, where he was a lead technologist building large-scale, performant enterprise software focused on IDM, SSO...

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