Security leaders are stressed," Kumar told TechCrunch. "CISOs don't last more than couple of years on average, and security analysts have some of highest churn. And things are getting worse."
Kumar's solution, which he co-founded with former Twitter software engineer Alankrit Chona, is Simbian, a cybersecurity platform that effectively controls other cybersecurity platforms as well as security apps and tooling.
With Simbian's chatbot-like interface, users can type in a cybersecurity goal in natural language, then have Simbian provide personalized recommendations and generate what Kumar describes as "automated actions" to execute the actions (as best it can).
Security companies have focused on making their own products better, which leads to a very fragmented industry, Kumar said. This results in a higher operational burden for organizations.
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