Cybersecurity expert Karl Mattson joins Endor Labs as Chief Information Security Officer

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Endor Labs Names Karl Mattson as Chief Information Security Officer

Endor Labs, a pioneering company in open-source software security, has appointed industry veteran Karl Mattson as its first Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).

With over 25 years of experience in cybersecurity and technology strategy, Karl brings a wealth of knowledge to his new role at Endor Labs. His diverse background includes leadership positions in major corporations across various industries such as financial services and retail. This experience will be invaluable as Endor Labs continues its mission to secure the software supply chain by identifying and addressing hidden risks in open-source software dependencies.

Varun Badhwar, co-founder and CEO of Endor Labs, emphasized the importance of Karl’s appointment, stating, “The role of CISO is always critical, but it takes on even greater significance at a security-focused venture like ours. Karl will not only ensure the safety of our systems but also represent the voice of our largest customers, helping us better serve them.”

Prior to joining Endor Labs, Karl served as CISO at Noname Security, specializing in API and application security, before its acquisition by Akamai. He has also held leadership positions at City National Bank and PennyMac Financial Services, demonstrating his commitment to cybersecurity and industry advocacy.

In response to his new role, Karl expressed his excitement to join Endor Labs, praising the company’s visionary management team, talented staff, financial stability, and innovative approach to addressing critical security challenges. He looks forward to a long and successful future with the company.

Karl’s appointment marks a significant milestone for Endor Labs as they continue to lead the way in enhancing cybersecurity measures within the software development lifecycle.

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