Socure, the leading AI-native trust infrastructure for global identity and risk intelligence, announced the appointment of Rohan Sivaram as Chief Financial Officer. Sivaram will oversee Socure’s global finance and operations organization, including capital markets and investor relations, and will partner with product and go-to-market teams on pricing and the economics of scaling its agentic products.
The appointment marks Socure’s next chapter as a scaled, profitable company, following its August strategic growth investment led by Summit Partners at a $5.2 billion valuation, the acquisition of agentic operations platform Fravity, now RiskOS Agents, and ongoing massive year-over-year growth. Socure’s Q3 momentum, announced earlier this month, included $42.7 million in bookings and $34.2 million in renewals.
At the same time, AI-accelerated fraud across Socure’s network grew more than 8,000% year over year, underscoring the need for trusted identity as businesses interact with both people and AI agents. Socure also recently announced Agent Intelligence, a suite of solutions that empowers organizations to embrace agentic traffic safely, stop fraud, and power agentic interactions to continue growth.
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“Socure sits at the intersection of a massive technology shift with AI and the critical trust problem it has created,” said Rohan Sivaram, Chief Financial Officer of Socure. “Helping build the infrastructure that tells businesses who people are, and increasingly who’s AI agents they’re dealing with, alongside a team executing at this level, isn’t an opportunity you see everyday. I’m excited to take it on.”
Sivaram joins a leadership team Socure has steadily built out over the past year, including the appointment of Colton Pond as Chief Marketing Officer, Chung-Man Tam as Chief Product Officer, Pablo Abreu as Chief AI and Innovation Officer, and Mark Carter as Chief Information Security Officer. Together, they are steering Socure through its next stage of growth as the company expands internationally and extends RiskOS to verify all consumer, business, and agentic traffic.
Sivaram has spent more than a decade scaling finance organizations at enterprise software and cybersecurity companies. At Confluent, he helped build the finance organization through the company’s IPO, its move to consumption pricing, growth past $1 billion in ARR, and its $11 billion acquisition by IBM. Before that, Sivaram spent six years as SVP and Head of Finance at Palo Alto Networks, where revenue grew from about $500 million to $3.7 billion.
“Rohan has helped Silicon Valley technology leaders navigate pivotal periods of growth, building finance organizations equipped to manage increasing scale and complexity, including the transition to public markets. AI has fundamentally changed the internet, making trusted identity essential to every interaction. Rohan’s experience will allow us to scale with discipline to build the trust infrastructure required for the AI economy,” said Johnny Ayers, Founder and CEO of Socure.
SOURCE: Businesswire
