Noname Security bolsters C-Suite with new COO

Share
Noname Security, proactive API security platform company, today announced the appointment of Ran Harpaz as Chief Operating Officer (COO).

Noname Security, a proactive API security platform company, today announced the appointment of Ran Harpaz as Chief Operating Officer (COO). Harpaz brings more than two decades of industry experience in operations and business leadership working with hyper-growth technology companies.

In his new role, Harpaz will oversee the customer journey with a focus on driving growth and customer satisfaction.

Prior to joining Noname Security, Harpaz served as COO and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Hippo Insurance and was responsible for overseeing the entire end-to-end customer journey. He led the teams running engineering, product management, customer service, cloud platforms, data science & analytics, quality assurance, information systems and partnership enablement.

Preceding Hippo Insurance, Harpaz was the founding CTO at Globality and held strategy & leadership roles at a number of companies, including PayPal and McKinsey. As an early innovator in the Application Security space, Ran was instrumental in developing the first-ever Application Firewall and setting up the groundwork for OWASP.

“As we continue to grow, Ran is the perfect addition to our team focused not only on customer acquisition but customer happiness,” said Oz Golan, Co-Founder and CEO at Noname Security. “Ran’s background is unmatched, and we are excited to bring his energy and enthusiasm to Noname Security.”

This news comes on the heels of two new key executive hires including Mike O’Malley as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and Karl Mattson as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). The need for API security solutions shows no sign of slowing. In a recent survey commissioned by Noname, 76% of respondents reported having suffered an API security incident in the last 12 months. The potential threats have increased exponentially, as the volume of APIs organisations leverage continues to rise. Analyst firm 451 Research released a survey earlier this year finding organisations have an average of 15,564 APIs in use and a growth rate of 201% over a 12 month period.

“The market opportunity for API Security is massive, as organisations continue to embrace digital transformation,” adds Ran Harpaz, COO at Noname Security. “I am honoured and invigorated to join the Noname leadership team at this pivotal time, and I look forward to helping drive the company towards its next phase of growth.”

Share

Featured Articles

SonicWall and CrowdStrike Unite for SMB Security Service

SonicWall partners with endpoint protection specialist CrowdStrike to offer managed detection and response capabilities through managed service providers

FS-ISAC CISO Talks Cyber Strategies for Financial Providers

FS-ISAC CISO JD Denning explains the cyber strategies financial providers need to adopt in order to stay afloat in the wave of cyber attacks

Darktrace Reports 692% Surge in Black Friday Cyber Scams

AI cybersecurity firm Darktrace reveals increase in brand impersonation attacks targeting retailers, with holiday-themed phishing attacks rising 327%

KnowBe4 Launches AI Agents to Counter Phishing Threats

Technology & AI

Gen Reports 614% Rise in Command Prompt Manipulation Scams

Cyber Security

SAVE THE DATE – Cyber LIVE London 2025

Cyber Security