Former Corvus and Moxfive execs launch cybersecurity venture Evoke Security
By Mia MacGregor
June 23 - (The Insurer) - Former Corvus CISO Jason Rebholz and former Moxfive CTO Jeffrey Chan have announced the launch of Evoke Security, a new venture in the computer and network security sector.
The company will offer fractional CISO services and cybersecurity consulting.
Rebholz, who serves as co-founder and CEO, launched Evoke after four years with Corvus. His previous experience includes roles at Moxfive, Gigamon, and the Crypsis Group.
Chan, joining as co-founder and CTO, brings his expertise from five years at Moxfive, along with prior positions at HP, the Crypsis Group, and Mandiant.
“Forged from our experience building cyber security programs and decades of responding to incidents, we’re focused on simplifying cyber security, so you focus on what matters: growing your business,” Rebholz wrote on LinkedIn.
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