Corelight, provider of the industry’s first open network detection and response (NDR) platform, announced three new leadership appointments today as the company prepares for its next phase of growth amid increasing demand for NDR and rising interest in open source security platforms, architectures and techniques.
Brian Dye, formerly chief product officer, has been named chief executive officer; Michele Bettencourt, former chief executive of Imperva, has assumed the role of executive chairperson of the Corelight Board of Directors; and co-founder Greg Bell, formerly Corelight’s CEO, has been appointed chief strategy officer.
“The age of NDR is here, presenting enormous opportunities to intuitively apply open source technology to solve the visibility challenges enterprises face. Companies recognize the value that Corelight’s solutions deliver, and we continue to see strong, consistent growth, including expansions at existing customers and accelerating adoption of our sensors,” said Dr. Stephen Herrod, managing director of General Catalyst, and Corelight board member. “We are excited for the future of Corelight with Brian, Michele and Greg’s combined leadership. This triple threat of deep technology expertise, corporate growth experience and passion for the open source community will fuel the company’s continued growth and leadership in the network detection and response market.”
Dye joined Corelight in 2018 as chief product officer and is a seasoned technology executive with a breadth of leadership experience across both scaled and newly developed product lines ranging from infrastructure security, information security, cloud security services and security management. Prior to Corelight, he served as executive vice president of the corporate products group at McAfee, leading its global corporate security product portfolio. Dye also previously led the mobile platforms g ..
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