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David Pan is Field CTO at Cursor, where he helps enterprise engineering leaders navigate the transition to AI-native software development and adopt AI coding agents at scale. Based in San Francisco, David brings more than two decades of engineering leadership experience, having led teams at Mixpanel, Twitter, and Amazon. Today, he works with some of the world’s most innovative software organizations to rethink how AI is transforming the way software is built.

Christophe Romatier is vice president of Central Software Engineering in Keysight’s Software and AI Labs organization, where he leads the company’s software transformation. Keysight (NYSE: KEYS) is an S&P 500 company delivering market- leading design, emulation, and test solutions that combine hardware and software, serving innovators in communications, aerospace and defense, automotive, and semiconductor markets. Christophe’s focus spans three fronts: accelerating engineering velocity with modern tooling and AI, evolving architectures to become increasingly software-centric, and embedding automated security and compliance orchestration in the development lifecycle. Christophe brings over 25 years of software industry experience, including senior roles at Honeywell building and scaling software businesses within industrial companies. He holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a master’s in engineering from the École des Mines in France, and holds 8 patents in the space.

Rinat Zilberstein is Vice President of Global Software & Product Delivery at AT&T, leading global teams a cross the United States, India, Europe, and Israel. She leads the delivery of enterprise products and platforms, drives AI transfor mation across AT&T’stechnology organizations, and builds high-performing engineering teams. With more than 20 years of experience in technology and product leadership, Rinat holds seven patents, is a Technology &Engineering Emmy Honoree, and earned a B.Sc. in Computer Science and a Global MBA from Reichman University.

Gal’s career is fueled by an engineer’s curiosity and a strategist’s ability to see what is coming next. From his roots in the IDF to co-founding Trainologic, he has focused on helping organizations navigate complexity and drive meaningful transformation. Since joining JFrog, Gal has helped shape global DevGovOps strategy, guiding customers through major technology shifts while building trusted foundations for innovation. He combines technical expertise with business insight, helping customers and employees prepare for tomorrow with clarity, momentum, and confidence.

Asaf brings over 20 years of experience working in product leadership, business strategy and technical visionary across diverge set of industries including AI, cybersecurity and automotive. In his previous positions he served as COO/CPO of cybersecurity specialist – Cybellum, head of Product Strategy, Automotive at AWS, GM & VP of Automotive Cybersecurity at Harman (a Samsung subsidiary) and Director of IoT Security at Cisco.

Arik Yakir is a senior Partner Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS), focusing on ISV partners across the EMEA region. With over 6 years at AWS, and 23 years in the industry, Arik works with technology companies to design and optimize cloud-based solutions, with a focus on AI/ML workloads.

Shachar is VP of Security Research at JFrog. With over 15 years of experience in security research, including low-level R&D, reverse engineering and vulnerability research, Shachar is responsible for leading a team of researchers in discovering and analyzing emerging security threats, specializing in automated analysis of security vulnerabilities. Before joining JFrog, Shachar worked at AR giant Magic Leap, in charge of Magic Leap’s low-level OS security team, where he continued specializing in areas such as Linux & Android security architecture, implementing custom kernel and bootloader mitigations, and securing development lifecycle processes. This led to a successful release of Magic Leap’s OS which has remained unhacked to this day. Shachar holds a BSc in Electronics Engineering and Computer Science from Tel-Aviv University.

Jason Clinton is Deputy Chief Information Security Officer and was the first CISO at Anthropic. Previously, he led Chrome Infrastructure Security at Google. Earlier work includes ChromeOS build integrity, Android Pay security, digital coupons, beowulf computing, and secure thin clients. He’s the Author of “Ruby Phrasebook” and contributed to the GNOME project.

As Co-founder and CEO of JFrog, Shlomi Ben Haim has led the company from an early-stage startup into a global technology leader redefining how software is built, delivered, and secured in the AI era. Under Ben Haim’s leadership, JFrog has grown into a publicly traded, multi-billion-dollar company, advancing the vision of Liquid Software fueled by the world’s leading Software Supply Chain Platform; the power grid behind a secure, end-to-end software delivery flow. Before co-founding JFrog, Shlomi was CEO of the open-source company AlphaCSP, which was acquired in 2005. Previously, he served as a Major in the Israeli Air Force, shaping his leadership style, mission focus, teamwork, and commitment to excellence.

Cybersecurity and Open Source Software governance leader with 14+ years of experience establishing enterprise secure product and software Core Competencies • Cybersecurity Governance & Risk (NIST 800n53, FedRAMP readiness, ISO 27001,SOC2) • Software Supply Chain Security (SBOM governance, SPDX/CycloneDX, OSS-Third Party notices report) • DevSecOps Workflows and governance. • Secure PLC / Secure SDLC implementations. • Security Metrix and dashboard.

Tali has been running the Sales team at JFrog from the early days of the company. Over the years Tali developed the JFrog sales funnel, built a global sales team and established well-defined customer and partner relationships. In the 10 years of her career prior to JFrog, Tali fulfilled various executive Human Resources roles at AlphaCSP, Malam, the Prime Minister’s Office and SQLink. Tali holds a BA in Social Sciences and an MA in Law from Bar Ilan University.

Tim Brown is a Partner and CISO in Residence for Team8. He is responsible for the Team8 CISO Village and working with the portfolio of incubators and early stage companies. Tim Brown is also the former CISO for SolarWinds. After the SUNBURST attack in December 2020, Tim Brown led the response and remediation efforts. Tim has spoken to thousands of customers and has been instrumental in all customer remediation support and services. As a former Dell Fellow and CTO, Tim deeply understands the challenges and aspirations of the person responsible for driving digital innovation and change. He’s also an avid inventor and holds 18 issued patents on security-related topics.

As the creator of JFrog Artifactory and a co-founder of JFrog, Yoav has spent his career rethinking how the world builds, manages and secures software. With a background that spans both law and design, he has a unique gift for seeing patterns before they become mainstream, such as anticipating the critical role of software binaries. This multidisciplinary mindset has helped reshape modern DevOps, DevSecOps and DevGovOps, and continues to power JFrog’s architecture and approach in a rapidly-evolving marketplace. Yoav isn’t just a CTO; he’s a forward-thinker who has reimagined the future of the software supply chain. He combines deep technical expertise with a designer’s eye to ensure JFrog continues to power engineering teams at scale.

I work at the intersection of AI, business strategy and enterprise software engineering at Microsoft as a Software Global Black Belt, incubating frontier innovations with our enterprise customers and developer community. I created APM at Microsoft — an open-source Agent Package Manager used by thousands of developers including several Fortune 500 companies to distribute SDLC standards to coding agents (github.com/microsoft/apm). I designed the PROSE specification framework for Agentic Primitives and I wrote The Agentic SDLC Handbook on making AI-native development work at enterprise scale. I write about what I’m learning on LinkedIn and on my newsletter theainativemind.com.

Eyal Dyment leads P&E for AppSec at JFrog, where he is responsible for driving the company’s security product strategy and innovation across the software supply chain. With a deep background in AI, machine learning, and data-driven product development, Eyal brings a unique blend of technical expertise and business acumen to the evolving DevSecOps landscape.