Karmendra Kohli
CEO and Director, SecurEyesKarmendra, a dynamic entrepreneur and a seasoned information security professional, is the Co-Founder and CEO of SecurEyes. He has led the organic growth of SecurEyes over the years to witness global expansion and continuously increasing market share. As the Chief Executive Officer, Karmendra drives the formulation and implementation of sustainable business strategies. His relentless commitment towards operational excellence, innovation in solving business problems, and an aptitude to develop customer partnerships fuels the growth of SecurEyes. Drawing on his extensive technical and business background, he ensures that the company delivers strong results for all stakeholders while sticking to core business values of integrity, ownership, accountability, perseverance, and discipline. Leveraging his vast cyber security consulting experience, he continuously motivates the SecurEyes team to deliver high-quality cyber security solutions that help secure our customers’ digital landscape.
Under Karmendra’s leadership, SecurEyes has grown consistently over the years, with a presence in 8 locations across the globe while serving hundreds of customers worldwide. He has championed SecurEyes’ commitment to consistently exceed customer expectations through quality service and continuous innovation. With sincerity and focused efforts to maintain strong client partnerships, Karmendra enthuses his team to give highest priority to customer satisfaction and focus on impeccable services, solutions, and timeliness in project delivery. Karmendra is passionate about developing leaders and creating a positive work environment that enables all-round creativity and personal growth for his team.
Equipped with a Master’s Degree in Computer Science and with over 18 years of Information Security experience and a number of cyber security certifications, Karmendra spearheads the ongoing growth of SecurEyes. He has also been a speaker at a number of Information Security conferences, including OWASP, Club-hack, etc