Horizon3.ai announced the release of NodeZero™ Kubernetes Pentesting, a new capability available to all NodeZero users.
JFrog announced a strategic new addition to its executive team to accelerate its growth in the DevOps market. Kit Merker has joined the JFrog team as VP of Business Development, bringing a deep background in enterprise software and in-depth knowledge of container and cloud-native services, to further develop JFrog’s ability to improve the developer’s life.
Merker comes to JFrog from Google, where he served as a product manager for the Google Container Engine, Container Registry, Cloud Launcher and the Kubernetes project, as well as an advocate for container & cloud native technologies. In his 15+ years of experience in large-scale software development projects, Merker has worked in a variety of roles from coding to test management and evangelism to product management. Before Google, Merker spent 10 years at Microsoft, where he worked in several groups, including leading the engineering systems product team for the Bing organization.
Marker said, “Using open source software has become the only way to remain competitive in the software game. The more phones, devices, endpoints, services, applications and drones that we see in the world controlled by binaries, the greater the need to manage the complexity to keep those systems running. I believe in what JFrog is doing. JFrog has a powerful platform with a committed customer base and partner ecosystem. I’m honored and excited to play a role to help grow the business.”
“JFrog continues to grow at a fast pace. Kit joining as our VP of BizDev will accelerate the industry’s adoption of JFrog’s solutions. Our products have generated an incontrovertible impact on the DevOps and developer market and community. The JFrog universal approach is changing the way the world manages, consumes and updates software. With Kit onboard, we will keep developing the company to bring high-value and innovative solutions to the market. Our customers, partners and team will benefit tremendously from his dev background, keen market insights and from his strategic approach and we are thrilled to have him on board,” added Shlomi Ben Haim, co-founder and CEO, JFrog.
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