Ken Ammon has spent more than thirty years in cybersecurity, beginning his career at the NSA and the Air Force. He founded NetSec, one of the early companies that defined managed security services, before Verizon acquired it. He later led strategy at Xceedium (acquired by CA Technologies) and OPĀQ (acquired by Fortinet).  He has built security programs at scale, watched how organizations decide what software to trust, and spent years observing where those decisions break down. As CEO of CodeHunter, he is focused on one problem: software execution is the control plane Zero Trust has never addressed. Every organization deciding what code to run deserves a behavioral verdict before it runs, not a confidence score after the fact.