EchoStrike brings together commercial cybersecurity delivery, offensive-security experience and applied AI research. The platform is new. The people behind it are not.
An AI-cybersecurity entrepreneur and investor with 16+ years leading corporate development, capital management and cross-border joint ventures for major multinational enterprises. Previously Director of Corporate Marketing at The Mall Group and Managing Partner & CBDO of CloudSec Asia, he bridges high-level capital management with deep-tech innovation.
25+ years securing telecom, enterprise and critical infrastructure across Europe, the Middle East and APAC. A Nokia veteran (Melbourne, Berlin, Bangkok) and Doctor of Information Technology from Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia, he invented the patent-pending ATVE and leads EchoStrike's technical direction and research strategy.
Peer-reviewed research in IEEE, Elsevier Array and other venues; co-author, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) — A Practical Introduction: A Field Manual, with Anand R. Prasad & Suksit Kwanoran (River Publishers, 2024).
EchoStrike's research program is based at Oxford Science Park, working alongside the offensive-security team in Bangkok. The aim is to combine applied AI research, offensive-security expertise and real-world product evidence into one goal: autonomy that is provably bounded — deterministic scope, calibrated trust. The work is set out in a public architecture paper and a formal companion paper.
A Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) in Israeli military intelligence, Yair advises EchoStrike as a connector to Israeli technology and leadership circles. Based in Singapore.
20+ years in AI research across academia and industry in the US and Thailand. Most recently Senior AI Engineer at DNAnexus, building an AI-assisted conversational IDE for drug discovery later adopted by Eli Lilly; previously a decade as university lecturer at Silpakorn University. PhD in Computer Science & Engineering, Penn State. Lead author of EchoStrike's companion research paper formalising determinism-bounded authorization.
Author of 30+ peer-reviewed papers (h-index 10) across IEEE, Elsevier and SPIE — including NIH-funded CT image analysis and Microwave Ablation of Lung Tumors: A Probabilistic Approach for Simulation-Based Treatment Planning (Medical Physics, 2021) — and inventor of a patent-pending algorithm for non-contact vital-signs measurement.
Over 10 years in offensive security, red teaming, bug bounty hunting and 0-day research — a key figure in Thailand's hacker community and the ASEAN security network. Credited with high-profile CVEs in Fortinet and Lenovo platforms, and listed across antivirus Hall of Fame programs and ZDI public disclosures.
Credited by Fortinet (CVE-2024-35281, FortiClient/FortiVoiceUC code execution) and in a Lenovo security advisory (LEN-29187); publicly disclosed antivirus privilege-escalation flaws under the alias SHA999. Leads the SECStrike research team behind 15+ discovered CVEs.
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