The leadership team of DarkMatter Group bolsters
DarkMatter Group, the region's first and only fully incorporated digital and cyber transformation firm, today declared the appointment of two global leaders to support the organization's voyage in providing smart and safe digital solutions to its clients. With immediate effect, Nilesh Patel will act as EVP of Secure Solutions and Joshua Knight will act as EVP of Cyber Defense.
Nilesh Patel will lead the Secure Solutions practice to convey the strategic vision for DarkMatter' secure solutions portfolio. Mr. Patel most recently served in product and business authority roles at Palo Alto Networks in San Francisco Bay Area and has past experience with leading technology companies such as NetApp and Intel. He brings profounf domain expertise in software and systems, SaaS, cloud services, cyber security, data-centric platforms and services, managed services, IoT and 5G network security.
Joshua Knight will lead the Cyber Defense practice to deliver the strategic vision for empowering organizations to achieve their goal of cyber secure flexible stance. Mr. Knight most recently held influential roles at Cognizant in Texas and has previous experience with leading technology companies such as IBM and AT&T. He acquires deep domain expertise in cyber security, governance risk and compliance, identity management, and next generation services including mobile, cloud and analytics.
"It is the cornerstone of our organization to grasp and develop the best talent pools that convey the required breadth of proficiencies in order to instill growth and help deliver essential value to clients. Both Nilesh and Joshua have developed their strategic and organizational expertise over the course of many years with leading technology companies. With the appointment of two global leaders in their fields, we keep on strengthen the DarkMatter senior team and we reaffirm our steadfast commitment for providing comprehensive insights and executions that fulfil our mission of smart and safe digital," said Karim Sabbagh, CEO of DarkMatter Group.
