Knox Systems Appoints Shira Rubinoff as Strategic Advisor

Sep 4, 2025
Knox Systems has announced the appointment of Shira Rubinoff as a Strategic Advisor to enhance secure cloud and AI adoption in the federal government.

Knox Systems has announced the appointment of Shira Rubinoff as a Strategic Advisor, announced in a press release. Rubinoff, a distinguished cybersecurity and AI executive, will provide strategic guidance as Knox aims to scale its support for secure cloud and AI adoption across federal government agencies and the Department of Defense.

Rubinoff brings a wealth of experience to Knox, having founded and scaled cybersecurity companies and served in executive leadership roles. She is currently the CEO of The Cybersphere Group and serves on several boards, including Pace University's Cybersecurity Program and CyberProAI.

Knox Systems is focused on transforming compliance into a catalyst for secure cloud and AI adoption, ensuring federal agencies can modernize their infrastructure while maintaining high levels of security and compliance. Rubinoff's expertise is expected to strengthen Knox's mission to provide the necessary visibility and guardrails for this modernization effort.

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