Yuval Steinberg is an Israeli entrepreneur and cybersecurity specialist. He is renowned for his role as the co-founder and former CEO of Cybereason, a leading cybersecurity company specializing in endpoint detection and response (EDR) technology, and is currently the co-founder and CEO of Cato Networks, a cloud-native networking and security platform. Born and raised in Israel, Steinberg served in the Israeli Defense Forces' elite Unit 8200, a signals intelligence unit known for producing top tech talent, where he developed expertise in cyber defense and threat detection. After his military service, he leveraged this experience to co-found Cybereason in 2012 alongside fellow Unit 8200 alumni Lior Div and Yossi Naar (Source A) / Yonatan Striem-Amit (Source B), aiming to create advanced malware hunting solutions for enterprises. Under his leadership as CEO from Cybereason's inception until 2021, the company grew rapidly, securing significant venture capital funding, expanding its operations globally to the United States with headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts (Source B), and serving major global clients. In 2021, Steinberg transitioned from CEO to Executive Chairman at Cybereason, focusing on strategic direction and innovation. His career, with roots in Israeli intelligence, exemplifies involvement in cybersecurity startups and the influence of Israeli military alumni in the global tech sector, often described as the 'Unit 8200 pipeline.' Steinberg has been vocal about the evolving cyber threat landscape, contributing to industry discussions on proactive defense, national security, and corporate resilience. While primarily based in Israel, his professional activities span international networks, reflecting the global nature of cyber threats.