Corelight CEO and leadership

Brian Dye is a Chief Executive Officer at Corelight, Board Member at Corelight, and VP/Gen Mgr:Mobile Platforms Group at Citrix Systems Inc. and is based in San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked as VP:Corporate Products at McAfee Corp., Chief Product Officer at Corelight, and Senior VP:Information Security at SYMANTEC CORP. Brian attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) between 1992 and 1996 and Stanford Graduate School of Business between 2001 and 2003.

Seth is co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Corelight, and a key contributor to the open-source Bro project—responsible for various frameworks, parsers, and Bro scripts in widespread global deployment. Seth is a frequent source of wisdom and advice on the Bro mailing list, where he has helped hundreds of organizations deploy Bro and use it more effectively. Seth also has an appointment in the networking group at the International Computer Science Institute. Before joining ICSI, he worked as an incident responder for a large university, and in private industry. Many of the insights Seth learned operationally have found their way into features and capabilities of Bro and the Corelight Sensor. Seth often describes himself—accurately—as Bro's biggest fan.

Robin is co-founder and CTO at Corelight, a prominent computer science researcher, and long-time open-source lead for the Bro project. Robin received his doctorate from the Technical University Munich, completed his postdoc at the International Computer Science Institute, and subsequently joined their Networking and Security Group as a staff researcher. At ICSI, Robin has lead a range of research efforts on network security and privacy, with an emphasis on high-performance network monitoring in operational settings. Robin also holds a position as an affiliated researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory where he works with the cybersecurity team. Among other roles, Robin has served as General Chair for the IEEE Symposium on Security & Privacy, as well as on program & steering committees for many security conferences.

Vern is co-founder and Chief Scientist at Corelight, and Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley. A prolific and internationally-recognized researcher, Vern also leads the Networking and Security Group at the International Computer Science Institute and for decades held a position as a Staff Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His wide-ranging research interest include Internet measurement, high-performance network monitoring, detection algorithms, and combatting cybercrime, censorship, and abusive surveillance. In 2006 Paxson was inducted as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). In 2011 he received ACM's SIGCOMM Award, which recognizes lifetime contribution to the field of communication networks, ''for his seminal contributions to Internet measurement and Internet security, and for the distinguished leadership and service to the Internet community.'' His work has also been recognized by ACM's Grace Murray Hopper Award and by the 2015 IEEE Internet Award. He won Best of Show in the 1992 International Obfuscated C Code Contest but promises that he exercised a more sustainable coding discipline in implementing the Bro network monitoring system, which he began developing in 1995. Paxson earned his undergraduate degree from Stanford University and his Ph.D. from the University of California Berkeley.

Julie has more than 25 years of experience leading marketing, sales and operations across security, storage, networking and cloud technology companies. She is a customer-focused CMO with a track record of driving strategy and execution across thought leadership, product marketing, brand, communications and digital demand teams. Prior to Corelight, she served as COO/CMO for RedSeal where she led marketing, sales and services teams and helped the company double bookings and secure Series D financing during her tenure. Julie previously served as CMO for both NetApp and Check Point and has held a variety of executive leadership positions at Symantec, Veritas and Nokia. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Decision and Information Science from Santa Clara University.

Bernard Brantley is a Chief Information Security Officer at Corelight.

Seth is co-founder and Chief Evangelist at Corelight, and a key contributor to the open-source Bro project—responsible for various frameworks, parsers, and Bro scripts in widespread global deployment. Seth is a frequent source of wisdom and advice on the Bro mailing list, where he has helped hundreds of organizations deploy Bro and use it more effectively. Seth also has an appointment in the networking group at the International Computer Science Institute. Before joining ICSI, he worked as an incident responder for a large university, and in private industry. Many of the insights Seth learned operationally have found their way into features and capabilities of Bro and the Corelight Sensor. Seth often describes himself—accurately—as Bro's biggest fan.

Robin is co-founder and CTO at Corelight, a prominent computer science researcher, and long-time open-source lead for the Bro project. Robin received his doctorate from the Technical University Munich, completed his postdoc at the International Computer Science Institute, and subsequently joined their Networking and Security Group as a staff researcher. At ICSI, Robin has lead a range of research efforts on network security and privacy, with an emphasis on high-performance network monitoring in operational settings. Robin also holds a position as an affiliated researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory where he works with the cybersecurity team. Among other roles, Robin has served as General Chair for the IEEE Symposium on Security & Privacy, as well as on program & steering committees for many security conferences.

Vern is co-founder and Chief Scientist at Corelight, and Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley. A prolific and internationally-recognized researcher, Vern also leads the Networking and Security Group at the International Computer Science Institute and for decades held a position as a Staff Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His wide-ranging research interest include Internet measurement, high-performance network monitoring, detection algorithms, and combatting cybercrime, censorship, and abusive surveillance. In 2006 Paxson was inducted as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). In 2011 he received ACM's SIGCOMM Award, which recognizes lifetime contribution to the field of communication networks, ''for his seminal contributions to Internet measurement and Internet security, and for the distinguished leadership and service to the Internet community.'' His work has also been recognized by ACM's Grace Murray Hopper Award and by the 2015 IEEE Internet Award. He won Best of Show in the 1992 International Obfuscated C Code Contest but promises that he exercised a more sustainable coding discipline in implementing the Bro network monitoring system, which he began developing in 1995. Paxson earned his undergraduate degree from Stanford University and his Ph.D. from the University of California Berkeley.

Brian Dye is a Chief Executive Officer at Corelight, Board Member at Corelight, and VP/Gen Mgr:Mobile Platforms Group at Citrix Systems Inc. and is based in San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked as VP:Corporate Products at McAfee Corp., Chief Product Officer at Corelight, and Senior VP:Information Security at SYMANTEC CORP. Brian attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) between 1992 and 1996 and Stanford Graduate School of Business between 2001 and 2003.