CyberArk, the global leader in identity security, has announced two key executive appointments to bolster its leadership team and advance its growth and innovation strategy. Omer Grossman, previously CyberArk’s Chief Information Officer since late 2022, has been named Chief Trust Officer and Head of the CYBR Unit, a newly created role. Ariel Pisetzky succeeds Grossman as Chief Information Officer, overseeing IT Engineering, IT Operations and Services, Business Applications, Data and AI, and Security.
In his new role, Grossman will focus on strengthening trust across CyberArk’s ecosystem, particularly among CISO and CIO communities, while leading customer engagement, thought leadership, and digital transformation advisory. He will also head the CYBR Unit, which provides advisory and consulting services, adversary simulation, incident response, and research to help customers align identity security strategies with business goals. Grossman’s prior experience includes over 25 years in the Israel Defense Forces, leading cyber defense and cloud infrastructure initiatives.
Pisetzky brings over 20 years of IT leadership experience in cybersecurity, cloud, large-scale infrastructure, and enterprise applications. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Information Technology & Cyber at Taboola, where he drove IT strategy and global infrastructure. As an active member of the Team8 CISO Village, Pisetzky is well-positioned to lead CyberArk’s IT operations and advance its AI and security initiatives.
“Ariel’s proven ability to build world-class IT organizations and Omer’s expanded leadership role reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation, trust, and operational excellence,” said Matt Cohen, CEO of CyberArk. “We’re thrilled to welcome Ariel to CyberArk and congratulate Omer on his new role.”
The CYBR Unit, led by Grossman, is anchored in CyberArk’s identity security expertise, offering services to assess security posture and design tailored identity security architectures. It emphasizes executive collaboration, leveraging advisory services, adversary simulation, and thought leadership to drive customer success. These appointments align with CyberArk’s vision of securing every identity—human and machine—with intelligent privilege controls and zero-trust principles.
Per finance data, CyberArk’s stock (CYBR) closed at $295.65 on September 16, 2025, with a market cap of $12.95 billion. The stock has risen 45.91% from $202.62 a year ago, though it remains below its year-high of $333.10. This reflects strong market confidence in CyberArk’s leadership in identity security and its strategic executive moves.
CyberArk’s AI-powered Identity Security Platform applies intelligent privilege controls across the identity lifecycle, reducing risks and enabling secure access for all users and identities. These appointments strengthen CyberArk’s ability to deliver innovative solutions, deepen customer trust, and lead the industry in identity security amidst growing cyber threats.
CyberArk is the global leader in identity security, trusted by organizations worldwide to secure human and machine identities in the modern enterprise. Its AI-powered Identity Security Platform applies intelligent privilege controls with continuous threat prevention, detection, and response across the identity lifecycle.