Anthony DeMario Joins Strider Technologies as Executive VP
Strider Technologies, Inc. has appointed Anthony DeMario as Executive Vice President, announced in a press release. DeMario, who previously served as Director of Insider Threat and Investigations at Apple, will play a key role in advancing Strider's AI strategy, particularly focusing on the expansion of Spark, the company's proprietary AI-powered intelligence engine.
DeMario brings extensive experience from his tenure at the CIA and Apple, where he developed programs to protect sensitive information. At Strider, he will guide the development of Spark's next-generation capabilities, which aim to deliver rapid, context-rich insights to organizations facing state-sponsored threats. Spark integrates internal data with Strider's intelligence to provide a comprehensive view of an organization's risk landscape.
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