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Keren Cummins is an experienced professional in the field of cybersecurity and IT security. Keren has worked in various roles and companies throughout their career, with a focus on federal civilian sales and government services.

From 2023 onwards, they have been the Director of Federal Civilian Sales at Corelight, where they are responsible for supporting federal civilian agencies with Open Network Detection and Response solutions.

Prior to this, from 2018 to 2023, Keren worked as the Director of Federal Civilian Sales at ZeroFOX. In this role, they helped shape cybersecurity solutions for large and small civilian agencies, congressional agencies, and integrators.

From 2013 to 2018, Keren served as the Director of Federal Civilian Accounts at Tripwire, a leading provider of advanced threat, security, and compliance solutions.

Before Tripwire, Keren worked at nCircle from 2007 to 2013, initially as the Director of MidAtlantic and Federal Markets.

In 2005 and 2006, Keren held the position of VP of Public Sector at Phoenix Technologies, overseeing sales and support for federal, state, and local government customers.

From 1998 to 2005, they worked at Digital Signature Trust/Identrus as VP of Government Services, where they built the Federal Sales and Service Delivery components for the certificate authority services provider.

Earlier in their career, from 1993 to 1998, Keren was the Director of FedWorld Services at the National Technical Information Service. Keren successfully transformed a BBS system into a center for Internet-based electronic transactions, with revenues reaching $15M annually.

Keren also has experience as an Independent Consultant, providing IT security and business development solutions to clients, and as an executive at Identrus, where they won contracts on leading civilian and DoD contracts.

Keren Cummins obtained a B.A. degree in Chemistry with Honors from Harvard University. Keren also obtained a certification in Networking Foundations: Networking Basics from LinkedIn in 2024.