Noma Security Appoints Ralph Pisani as Chief Revenue Officer

August 19, 2025
Noma Security has appointed Ralph Pisani as Chief Revenue Officer to lead sales strategy and revenue growth, announced in a press release. Pisani brings extensive experience from roles at Exabeam, Imperva, and CipherTrust.

Noma Security has appointed Ralph Pisani as Chief Revenue Officer, announced in a press release. Pisani will oversee sales strategy and revenue growth as the company continues to expand its AI security platform. With a background in enterprise security, Pisani has held leadership roles at Exabeam, Imperva, and CipherTrust, where he developed successful go-to-market strategies and drove significant growth.

Pisani's appointment comes as Noma Security experiences rapid growth, following a recent $100 million funding round and the addition of other key executives. His expertise in navigating complex security challenges and driving revenue makes him a strategic addition to Noma Security's leadership team.

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