Corrata is an award-winning provider of mobile security and usage control software for enterprises.
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Corrata is an award-winning cyber security company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Our vision is to create an immune system for mobile devices - protecting, detecting and responding to mobile threats. Our patent-pending SafePathML technology offers the best available protection against cyber threats such as phishing, malware and insecure Wi-Fi, analyzing 1,000's of discrete data points per device per day and responding in real time to the latest attacks.
Brendan was co-founder and CEO of Arantech where he built a world-class management team and through them, developed and grew the company to be the market leader in providing Customer Experience Management solutions to Mobile Network Operators worldwide. Arantech was acquired by Tektronix Communications (now part of Netscout) in April 2009.
Colm was co-founder and CEO of machine learning startup Xiam Technologies. Xiam was acquired by Qualcomm, the world’s leading mobile technology company in 2008. For five years following the acquisition, Colm lead Qualcomm’s European services business where he was responsible for winning significant deals with Europe’s largest mobile service providers.
Matthieu brings in depth knowledge and experience of software engineering, big data and networking technologies to his role at Corrata. Prior to joining Corrata he was Principal Engineer at Arantech where he was instrumental in developing the company’s market leading Customer Experience Management solution.
Having worked for large multinationals and tiny startups Dylan has extensive experience from both sides. Most recently he took on the challenge of building a sales organization from no staff and $0 revenue to 30+ staff across the world and $20+ million p/a revenue with 100%+ yoy growth. The company continues to grow and perform well today.
Maurice Roche is a General Partner at Delta Partners. He has over 25 years experience of advising and investing in technology companies and 20 of those companies as a Venture Capitalist. He is a former Chairman of the Irish Venture Capital Association. He was also a member of the Research Prioritisation Steering Group in which recommendations were made to Government on areas of focus for the next phase of Ireland’s science, technology and innovation strategy.
Kevin Breen is an IT Executive with over three decades of experience in a number of disparate global roles. He is a member of the Enterprise Mobility Exchange Advisory Board and until 2016, he served as the Global Service Owner for Mobile Computing within Intel IT with responsibility for all aspects of mobile enterprise deployments to 100,000+ worldwide employees. Kevin has managed IT organizations at both an Irish and regional/global level across large MNCs with responsibility for new capability introduction and delivery of world-class business service management.
Mark is a widely respected AI researcher and practitioner. He currently heads up the AI team at Identv where he leads a team applying state of the art in deep learning, machine learning, computer vision and other AI techniques. Previously he led UnitedHealth Group’s machine learning lab and was a Senior Machine Learning Engineer with IBM Watson Research and at the Insight Centre for Data Analytics.
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