Our growing team of experts from across the tech industry, law enforcement and business, strive for the same vision. We develop ground-breaking technology to find, block and actively reduce harmful content and illegal activity, with a focus on the problems of online child sexual abuse and terrorism.
Ian Stevenson is CEO of Cyacomb. Ian also Chairs the Online Safety Technology Industry Association (OSTIA), an industry body bringing together innovative companies at the forefront of online safety tech.
Ian is a technologist and entrepreneur with 25 years’ experience of bringing new technologies to market, and getting them into the hands of users who can benefit.
Bruce is Cyacomb's CTO. Bruce spent nearly 10 years working as a forensic analyst in Law Enforcement and has a MSc in Advanced Security and Digital Forensics, as well as a background in commercial software development.
Gavin is a highly experienced engineering director with a 20-year track record of working with scaling, venture-backed, ‘software as a service’ (SaaS) businesses in the United States.
As VP Engineering, Gavin recruits, trains and manages the engineering team on a day-to-day basis, while overseeing the effective delivery of Cyacomb’s solutions to customers.
Chris Noble is an experienced product leader, in the new role of VP Product and Design.
Chris is a 15-year high-impact B2B and Software as a Service (SaaS) veteran and consumer product leader. Chris has spent his career building popular and unique products that change the market, or that were “new to market” solutions.
As VP Sales (EMEA & APAC) Stuart heads up sales for the UK, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa.
Previously a Detective with the Metropolitan Police Special Branch and Counter-Terrorism Command, Stuart has since worked with a number of digital forensics organisations.
Mike is Cyacomb's VP Sales (North America). As a former Chief of Police, he has more recently dedicated his career to helping law enforcement access innovative new technology. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and continues to serve on the International Association of Chiefs of Police Technology and Communications Committee.
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