Paladin Cyber has changed its corporate name to Upfort. Upfort also announced two senior hires, Jeremy Wieber and Matthew Leanza, to advance its strategic initiatives and spearhead the company’s partnership-centric approach toward helping companies develop cyber resilience.
Upfort will continue to offer the same services as Paladin Cyber and also broaden its suite of offerings, moving from solely focusing on cyber-attack prevention to taking a more encompassing approach to building cyber resilience.
When the company originally launched in 2017, it prioritized the development and delivery of a SaaS cybersecurity for small-to-medium enterprises.
Wieber joins Upfort as head of strategic partnerships, and he has more than 13 years of experience within the insurance industry, including most recently with Farmers Insurance, where he was the executive director of strategic distribution and partnerships.
Leanza joins Upfort as head of business development and has experience in insurance, business development and building new teams. Most recently, Leanza was the vice president of distribution at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions.
Topics California Cyber
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