Newswire.Ca Cyble Appoints Steve Ingram as EVP for US Market Expansion
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- •Steve Ingram appointed as EVP for Cyble's US operations.
- •Ingram has extensive experience in cybersecurity from EY and PwC.
- •Cyble aims to expand its AI-native cybersecurity solutions in the US market.
On September 11, 2026, Cyble announced the appointment of Steve Ingram as Executive Vice President for the US, aiming to accelerate growth in the cybersecurity market. Ingram, who has extensive experience in cybersecurity, risk management, and law enforcement, previously served as EY's Financial Services Cyber Leader for the Americas and spent 15 years at PwC. His transition from Cyble's Advisory Board to an operational role reflects the company's commitment to expanding its AI-native cybersecurity solutions in the US. Ingram's responsibilities will include enhancing customer and partner relationships and solidifying Cyble's market position. Cyble's portfolio includes threat intelligence, digital risk protection, and endpoint security. The appointment is part of Cyble's broader strategy to leverage AI in cybersecurity and meet the growing demand for security solutions in the US market.
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