Shlomi Ohayon

Shlomi Ohayon has a diverse and extensive work experience, focusing on technology and cybersecurity solutions. Shlomi is currently working as a Principal Solution Architect at CrowdStrike. Previously, they served as the Director of Sales Engineering at Reposify, where they worked closely with sales and development teams to meet client requirements and optimize sales opportunities. Before that, they worked at 2BSecure@MATRIX, first as a Senior Cyber-Security Architect, where they led a team to solve complex cybersecurity challenges and create innovative solutions, and later as the CTO of Consulting Services, responsible for delivering complicated projects and mentoring cyber-security architects. At mPrest Systems, Shlomi held the position of Head of IT Operations & CISO, leading technology transitions and transformations to achieve world-class levels, and also worked as an IT Specialist, managing cross-functional IT projects and contributing to strategic plans. Shlomi began their career at Joinweb as an IT Professional, where they managed IT projects and collaborated with customers to develop project goals and plans. Throughout their career, Shlomi has demonstrated leadership, technical expertise, and a strong track record in delivering successful technology solutions.

Shlomi Ohayon attended The Open University of Israel from 2012 to 2019, where they pursued a degree in Computer Science & Management. Prior to that, they completed their Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer degree at John Bryce in 2010. Shlomi'searlier education includes a Matriculation Certificate from Bar-Ilan High School, which they earned from 1999 to 2005. In terms of additional certifications, Shlomi obtained a Certified Ethical Hacker certification from EC-Council in 2017, a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist certification in 2013, a CCNA certification from Cisco in September 2011, and a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification in 2010. Additionally, they obtained the MCPS: Microsoft Certified Professional certification in 2009.