Discern Security Appoints Evgeniy Kharam as Chief Strategy Officer

May 21, 2025
Discern Security has named Evgeniy Kharam as its new Chief Strategy Officer to lead global expansion and innovation efforts.

Discern Security has appointed Evgeniy Kharam as its new Chief Strategy Officer, announced in a press release. Kharam, a veteran in cybersecurity with over two decades of experience, will guide the company's strategic roadmap and global expansion.

Kharam's role will involve driving go-to-market strategies and enhancing Discern's thought leadership as it scales its AI-based security management platform globally. His extensive background includes founding EK Cyber and Media Consulting, advising cybersecurity vendors, and co-hosting industry podcasts.

Discern Security, known for its AI-driven solutions, aims to optimize cybersecurity without requiring new investments. With Kharam's leadership, the company plans to expand into new vertical markets and strengthen its ecosystem of Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and Value-Added Resellers (VARs).

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