David Goldschlag

David Goldschlag's work experience includes the following:

- CEO & Co-founder at Aembit (2021-present): Aembit is an Identity Platform that simplifies application development and delivery, allowing for secure access between federated workloads.

- VP Private Access at Netskope (2019-2021): David worked with colleagues to secure the cloud for enterprise clients. Netskope acquired New Edge Labs in January 2019.

- CEO & Co-founder at New Edge Labs, Inc. (2017-2019): David established New Edge Labs, a zero-trust networking service for Hybrid IT, enabling enterprises to securely publish private applications without making them publicly available.

- SVP Strategy & CTO at Pulse Secure (2014-2017): David contributed to building and selling secure access solutions for mobile and cloud applications, particularly for SaaS, Public Cloud, and Datacenter applications. Pulse Secure acquired MobileSpaces during their tenure.

- CEO at MobileSpaces (2011-2014): David led MobileSpaces, which provided a BYOD policy management solution to protect mobile enterprise data. MobileSpaces was funded by Accel Partners and Marker LLC before being acquired by Pulse Secure in October 2014.

- VP Mobile at McAfee (2010-2011): David developed and sold enterprise and consumer mobile security solutions at McAfee, helping customers extend their security management to iOS and Android devices.

- President & CTO at Trust Digital (2006-2010): David played a key role in transforming Trust Digital, a mobile security company, into an early innovator in Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). Trust Digital was later acquired by McAfee.

- SVP & CTO at Trusted Edge (2004-2006) and CTO at KeySec (2001-2003): David held technology leadership roles at these companies.

- Advisor at Dolby Laboratories (2001-2003): David provided guidance to Dolby Laboratories during this time.

David Goldschlag earned their Ph.D. in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Austin, which they attended from 1985 to 1992. Prior to that, they obtained their B.S. in Computer Science from Wayne State University, studying there from 1982 to 1985. Before their undergraduate studies, they attended Cranbrook Schools, although the specific details regarding the degree and field of study at Cranbrook are not available.