Ami has extensive experience establishing and investing in global technology companies, such as Xosoft (M&A by NASDAQ:CA); Shellcase (M&A by NASDAQ:TSRA); and GalyOr (M&A by Memscap). He has been a hands-on investor of six IPOs, including JinkoSolar (NYSE:JKS), which achieved a market cap of over $1.5B (USD); WLCSP-Wafer Level Chip Scale Packaging (SSE:603005), which achieved a market cap of over $2B (USD); CMT Medical (CMT.LN); 3NOD (KOSDAQ:3NOD); Voltaire (NASDAQ:VOLT); and Scopus (NASDAQ:SCOP). He is a Board Officer in the Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA). Prior, he was the VP of Strategy at Rafael, Israel MOD’s leading Research and Development center. Ami achieved a B.Sc.EE from The Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (NYU) and an MBA from Long Island University.

David is a serial entrepreneur with go-to-market executive experience, with a track record of major increases of shareholders value. David serves as Karamba Security’s Executive Chairman and running the company’s go-to-market strategy. Before Karamba David served as VP Marketing at Mellanox (MLNX) enabling revenue growth from $260M to $500M. David joined Mellanox after its acquisition of Voltaire (VOLT), where he was VP Software; managing software sales from $0.5M to $6.5M in one year. Prior to that David was VP at Mercury Interactive (MERQ), signing world largest ISPs as OEMs. David joined Mercury, after it acquired his first company, Conduct, yielding returns of 22X and 6X to its investors. Before Conduct David was a sales executive at Sun Microsystems distributor in Israel, bringing it to be the largest UNIX company in Israel by revenues ($35M) and by market share (42%). Before that David was a software engineer at Amdocs (DOX). David has earned BA in Computer Science from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology.

Tal is experienced in developing new, innovative products into viable, market-changing products. He was a Senior Research and Development (R&D) Manager at Check Point Software Technologies (NASDAQ:CHKP), where he oversaw endpoint and mobile security technology development. Prior, he gained extensive cybersecurity experience overseeing the development of Check Point’s big data analytics and event correlation solutions. Before moving into private enterprise, Tal served in an elite technological unit with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). He received a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Statistics (Cum Laude) from the Bar-Ilan University.

Assaf has broad experience with embedded networking, security and mobile technologies. Assaf leads the research & innovation activities in Karamba that matured to a vast IP portfolio of innovative products and services with a patent portfolio of forty patents. Prior to co-founding Karamba Security, Assaf was a Senior Research and Development Manager at Check Point Software Technologies (NASDAQ:CHKP), where he oversaw the development of Check Point’s endpoint and mobile security technologies. Before that, he held software development positions at Metalink (acquired by Infineon) and Dune Networks (acquired by Broadcom). Assaf served as an officer in the elite intelligence unit of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
Assaf has a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, and an MBA from Haifa University.

Idit has 20+ years of extensive financial and transactional experience that helps organizations build financial-reporting systems and execute their business plans. She began with an internship at Ernst & Young and continues with work at public companies, at capital funds, and in the high-tech industry. She has managed financial departments for 10 years, overseeing all aspects of financial reporting, governance and compliance, and transactional and legal due diligence, including two IPOs (TSE and AIM). In addition, she serves as Director with financial expertise in an audit committee (ACFE). Idit earned a B.A. and CPA at Ruppin Academic Center, is a graduate of Tel Aviv University’s Executive Directors program, and has certification in Organizational Consulting from Bar-Ilan University.

Amir adds to the Karamba leadership extensive international experience in product and marketing leadership. In the past 10 years at HP, and previously at Comverse, he led cybersecurity products (HPE ArcSight) and telecommunication offerings on a global scale, building an effective Product2Market value chain and leading multiple successful product introductions and portfolio extensions. He received a BA in management and economics from Tel Aviv University, Israel.