Secure Trajectories
Josh Devon, Matt MaiselSecuring agents and using agents for security.
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Security entrepreneur and builder now focused on solving the security and governance challenges of enterprise AI agents. I previously co-founded and served as COO of Flashpoint, helping scale the company from startup to $100M ARR.
I build AI for security and security for AI systems, bringing 15 years of cybersecurity startup experience in security research, software engineering, and machine learning.
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