About Us

Before joining Imperva, Pam was COO at Infor, the world’s third-largest enterprise software company, providing software and technology solutions for specific industries and micro-verticals. Prior to Infor, Pam held multiple leadership positions at Oracle, Andersen Consulting and Arthur Andersen. She has deep operational experience in running global organizations, having held a variety of roles in North America, Europe and APAC. Pam is a board member of Rockwell Automation.

She earned her business and accounting degree from the University of Cork, Ireland, and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Kunal joined Imperva when Prevoty, a company he co-founded in 2013 and where he served as CTO, was acquired by Imperva in August 2018. Before joining Prevoty, he was the Director of Technology at BBC Worldwide. Kunal has a deep history of innovation and technical expertise, and has held roles leading security, data, technology, and engineering teams at Gravity, MySpace, and the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab.

He holds a BS from Babson College.

Ron joined Imperva through the acquisition of jSonar where he served as CTO and co-founder. He has been a “data security guy” for 25 years and has worked at companies such as J.P. Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Intel, IBM and AT&T Bell Labs. He was co-founder and CTO at Guardium which was acquired by IBM where he later served as a Distinguished Engineer and the CTO for Data Security and Governance.

He has a Ph.D. in Computer Science and has authored 11 technical books.

Moshe joined Imperva in 2018 as Data Security Vice President Engineering and has held a variety of leadership roles such as Israel Site leader and more. Prior to joining Imperva, Moshe was Vice President Engineering at Cellebrite, and held executive positions at Polycom.

Moshe earned Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Sciences from Bar-Ilan University and EMBA from The Hebrew University at JLM.

Steven is a seasoned security product leader with a deep understanding of enterprise customer and market needs. Prior to Imperva, Steven was SVP of Product Management for Symantec, and SVP of Products for Blue Coat Systems. He also held product management leadership roles at PGP, Check Point Software Technologies, and Pretty Good Privacy.

Steven holds a BA from the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

Paul is responsible for setting and executing Imperva’s revenue acquisition strategy. Consistent with his 20+ year track record, Paul instills a winning mindset by focusing on the development of talent and a regular cadence around discipline, process, and messaging. Prior to Imperva, Paul was the Chief Revenue Officer at [24]7.ai and also held sales leadership roles at Wolters Kluwer and ADP.

Paul earned a BA in Philosophy from the University of St. Thomas.

Nanhi is responsible for all Imperva’s functions that enhance customer experience and value, including customer support, consulting, training, services, customer success, and renewals. Prior to Imperva, Nanhi was SVP, Customer Retention and Renewals for Symantec, and held leadership roles at Blue Coat Systems and Nokia. She has been in the enterprise IT security industry since 2001, and holds a BComm Honors degree from Delhi University.

Nanhi is committed to greater diversity in the tech industry and believes in the power of mentoring. She is an active volunteer with the TechWomen Program.

Julien joined Imperva when Prevoty, a company he co-founded in 2013 and where he served as CEO, was acquired by Imperva in August 2018. Previously, he founded Personagraph, an Intertrust company focused on mobile user privacy. Before joining Intertrust he built and led Thomson/Technicolor’s digital advertising business unit in Latin America.

He received a BS from the Institut Supérieur de Gestion and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College.

Terry Ray is an Imperva Fellow. He was Imperva’s first U.S.-based employee and previously served as Imperva’s chief technical officer, chief product strategist, and vice president of security engineering. Terry has worked closely with customers on hundreds of application and data security projects to meet the security requirements and demands of regulators in every industry.

Terry holds a B.A. in management information systems from the University of North Texas.

Jim Dildine is a seasoned financial executive with over 20 years’ of progressive experience in both public and private companies, specifically in the field of cyber security. Previously, Jim held key financial leadership roles at Symantec and Blue Coat Systems. He started his career in Ernst & Young’s audit practice and is a CPA.

Jim earned his MS and MBA from Northeastern University and his BS from Pennsylvania State University.

A versatile, global HR executive, Paul was previously the CHRO for Electronics for Imaging, and has held executive positions for NXP Semiconductors, and led teams across Asia for EMC, Symantec and VERITAS.

He holds a BBus degree, majoring in Human Resource Management from Griffith University.

Samir is a transformational leader with over 20 years of development, risk, and IT security program leadership. Prior to joining Imperva, Samir led multiple information security programs at Citi, including fraud, IT risk and security architecture solutions, impacting over 50,000 technology staff globally.

Samir holds an Executive MBA from Williams College of Business and a BA in Liberal Arts from Xavier University.

Bold and charismatic, Enia leads Imperva’s Legal team with over ten years of experience in litigation and corporate law. When Enia is not protecting Imperva’s reputation as an industry leader, she spends time advancing company diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) initiatives. Prior to Imperva, Enia practiced law at renowned Silicon Valley firm Fenwick & West, and completed a Legal Design fellowship with the global design and innovation company, IDEO.

Enia holds a JD from NYU Law, and a Bachelor’s from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.

Elad is responsible for guiding innovation strategy, incubating new ideas, and developing solutions to address emerging cyber threats and anticipate the needs of customers. He rejoined the company in April 2021 after spending nearly seven years in various roles on the Innovation team. Previously, he was an advisor to cybersecurity companies at various stages, and prior, created and led the Innovation Accelerator for Check Point Security Technologies. He also held software engineering roles with ReSec Technologies and OPSWAT.

He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Software Engineering from Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, and holds a patent for deception-based database exfiltration and ransomware protection.