Token Security Adds New Sales and Product Leaders to Support AI Security Growth
Token Security has appointed Walt Carrington as Vice President of Sales and Oron Kaiser as Head of Product Management, announced in a press release. The company said the hires aim to expand its go-to-market and product innovation capabilities for securing autonomous AI agents in enterprise environments.
Carrington joins Token Security from SailPoint, where he served as Regional Vice President and led enterprise sales across identity and security solutions. His background includes senior roles at MuleSoft, VMware, Riverbed, Juniper Networks, Force10 Networks, and Cisco.
Kaiser previously served as Head of Product at MineOS and held senior product positions at Demostack, Fiverr, and monday.com. He brings experience in scaling enterprise SaaS platforms with a focus on security, reliability, and governance.
Token Security provides identity-first security solutions for agentic AI, helping organizations discover, manage, and govern AI and machine identities across their operations.
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