Sygnia, a leading cybersecurity firm, has appointed Avi Golan as its new Chief Executive Officer. With over 30 years of experience in technology leadership, Golan brings valuable expertise from top companies like Google, Intuit, SoftBank Vision Fund, Air New Zealand, and Oosto, where he most recently served as CEO.
In his new role at Sygnia, Golan aims to expand the company’s presence in the U.S. and internationally while enhancing its leadership in Cyber Readiness, Incident Response, and Managed Detection and Response. His experience in guiding companies through periods of rapid growth and transformation positions him well to help Sygnia scale globally.
“I knew the company already had an incredible foundation of innovation, trust, and world-class expertise in protecting organizations across the globe,” Golan said. “Fostering a culture of growth is incredibly important to me and looking ahead, identifying the right opportunities to innovate will ensure Sygnia continues to push boundaries, deepen relationships, and deliver real value where it helps organizations be more cyber-ready and resilient.”
Before joining Sygnia, Golan played a key role in establishing Oosto as a major player in the computer vision and visual AI sectors. In addition to his role as CEO, Golan serves on the boards of several private companies, further solidifying his leadership credentials.
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