Strivacity

Keith Graham is Strivacity’s co-founder and chief executive officer. Keith spearheads day-to-day business operations and defines Strivacity’s product strategy and differentiation in the Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) market. Keith has more than 18 years of experience in the technology field. The last 10 he spent in cybersecurity, with a focus on identity and access management, endpoint detection and response markets. Keith has extensive know-how in building and leading product management, engineering, and user experience teams, as well as risk and compliance teams in high-growth software companies. Prior to co-founding Strivacity, Keith served as senior vice president of products and chief technology officer for SecureAuth, leading the product and engineering organization globally. In 2017, he helped drive the eventual sale of SecureAuth to a private equity fund comprised of W Capital Partners, State Street, and K1 Investment Management. Before joining SecureAuth in 2014, Keith held various product management and engineering leadership roles at Mandiant (acquired by FireEye), Quest Software, British Telecom, and Pfizer. Keith holds a Masters of Science degree in information security and biometrics from the University of Kent and a Bachelor of Science degree in computing from the University of Greenwich. Additionally, Keith is a chartered member of the British Computer Society.

Stephen Cox is Strivacity’s co-founder and chief technology officer. On the front lines of redefining Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM), Stephen drives all aspects of engineering and operations – from product development to quality assurance to information security. Stephen has been in the IT industry for nearly 20 years, with 10 years of experience leading software development teams in security markets. A key player in some of the most influential IT security firms in the world, he is recognized as an expert in identity, network and endpoint threat detection, as well as an accomplished software architect. Prior to co-founding Strivacity, Stephen served as vice president and chief security architect at SecureAuth, where he helped drive product strategy and architecture. Beforehand, he served as technical lead of the endpoint and “FireEye-as-a-Service” development teams at FireEye. These teams specialized in forensics and endpoint event monitoring as part of the FireEye HX platform. And prior to FireEye, Stephen was a principal developer of NetWitness Spectrum at RSA NetWitness. Stephen also spent numerous years at VeriSign supporting the DNS Resolution Operations team, and in various software development roles at Northrop Grumman and AOL. Stephen holds a Master of Science degree in software engineering and a Bachelor of Science degree in integrative studies, both from George Mason University.