Trinity Cyber Adds Former Meta and Snap Executive Shawn Turskey to Advisory Board

October 21, 2025
Trinity Cyber has appointed cybersecurity veteran Shawn Turskey to its Advisory Board as the company expands its preemptive defense technology and scales operations globally.

Trinity Cyber, Inc. has appointed Shawn Turskey, a cybersecurity leader with experience at Meta, Snap, and U.S. Cyber Command, to its Advisory Board, announced in a press release. The appointment supports the company’s expansion as demand grows for its active cyber defense technology.

Turskey brings decades of experience in managing global cybersecurity operations and countering advanced threats. His role will focus on helping Trinity Cyber accelerate adoption of its technology among Fortune 500 enterprises and government networks, and guide its international growth strategy.

Trinity Cyber’s FCI platform intercepts and neutralizes malicious network activity before it enters or exits enterprise systems, aiming to reduce incident response costs and false positives. The company reports protecting over 3 million users and 200 million network assets as it scales its preemptive security infrastructure globally.

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