
The best security and engineering teams use Opal Security, the AI-native access platform, for real-time visibility, policy-as-code, and control over every identity, from employees to service accounts to AI agents. Companies like Databricks, Notion, CoreWeave, and Superhuman rely on Opal. Based in San Francisco, we've raised $59M from Greylock, Battery Ventures, and SVCI, and were named to Notable Capital's Rising in Cyber 2026 list by 150 leading CISOs. Our leadership brings deep security pedigree: CEO Howard Ting (previously CEO of Cyberhaven, CMO at Nutanix), CPO Sameer Mehta (Veza, Citrix), and CTO Alex Pien (Meta), among others who've built category-defining products.
In an era of AI slop and infinite content, a well-executed, high-taste event has become one of the few things that still feels human. It's one of the few channels where a CISO can form a lasting opinion about Opal Security.
That's the job: making sure the opinion they leave with is that Opal is the leader in agentic identity.
Events at Opal are a pipeline channel, not a hospitality function. We want someone who builds them through the lens of ROI — who can tell you what a dinner cost per opportunity and which conference we should never do again. You'll inherit no calendar, no vendor list, and no precedent, which means you own the decisions and the results that follow.

The best security and engineering teams use Opal to manage access for everyone and everything in the modern enterprise — from employees and contractors to service accounts and AI agents. Recognizing that access moves rapidly, touches everything, and changes constantly, our AI-proofed authorization control plane is built for how identity works (and what identity security needs) today and tomorrow: scale, speed, and intelligence. We are based in New York City and San Francisco, trusted by leading hypergrowth startups and the Fortune 500 alike, and backed by Greylock, Battery Ventures, Silicon Valley CISO Investments (SVCI), and other top experts from around the world. To learn more, visit www.opal.dev.