Cyberhaven Names Todd Rotger President and Adds Three Executives
Cyberhaven announced in a press release that Todd Rotger has joined as President, Go to Market, alongside three additional executive appointments.
Rotger will lead the company's market organization. He previously led market operations at Saviynt for six and a half years, where Cyberhaven said annual recurring revenue grew from about $30 million to $300 million.
The company also named Manish Kalia as Chief Product Officer, Aaron Feigin as Chief Marketing Officer, and Andy Dobrov as Senior Vice President of Customer Experience, Services, and Support. Kalia previously served as vice president of product management at Ping Identity, while Feigin held marketing roles at Sumo Logic and VMware.
Cyberhaven said the appointments follow the recent launch of Cyberhaven Flow, its AI native data security platform for tracking data lineage, identity, and behavior across human and AI workflows.
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