Netwrix Strengthens Leadership with Key Executive Appointments

May 6, 2025
Netwrix has announced the appointment of four strategic technology leaders to enhance its AI and SaaS capabilities, according to a press release. The new executives bring extensive experience in cybersecurity and IT strategy.
Netwrix Strengthens Leadership with Key Executive Appointments

Netwrix has announced the appointment of four strategic technology leaders to enhance its AI and SaaS capabilities, according to a press release. The new executives bring extensive experience in cybersecurity and IT strategy.

Paul Stephens joins as Chief Technology Officer, bringing a wealth of experience from companies like Symantec and Splunk. He will oversee the global R&D organization and lead the development of the Netwrix 1Secure platform.

Shawn Valle takes on the role of Chief Information Security Officer, with a background in leading security organizations at Salesforce and Rapid7. He will ensure the security of Netwrix's operations and product portfolio.

Michael Wetzel, previously with The Hershey Company, joins as Chief Information Officer. He will focus on enabling AI innovation and operational efficiency.

Jeff Warren, a long-time leader at Netwrix, has been promoted to Chief Product Officer. He will guide product strategy and execution across the company's portfolio.

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