ZeroEyes Launches Founders’ Council in Leadership Transition

PHILADELPHIA — Multi-analytics weapons detection and threat intelligence platform creator ZeroEyes today announces changes to its executive team “to support the company’s growth and maturation.” ZeroEyes “will preserve the vision and values established by the founding team while continuing to expand its product line and global footprint,” according to the company announcement. As part of the transition, co-founders Sam Alaimo, Rob Huberty and Dustin Brooks will move from their day-to-day operating roles into advisory positions on a newly formed Founders’ Council, where they will “continue to help guide the company’s long-term strategy,” the announcement says. Since founding ZeroEyes, Alaimo, Huberty and Brooks “have played central roles in building the business, developing strong customer relationships and creating the operational foundation that has driven the company’s success,” according to the ZeroEyes announcement.  What’s Next for the ZeroEyes Leadership Team? To support the company’s next chapter, co-founder and chief product officer Tim Sulzer “will expand his leadership responsibilities to oversee company operations” and vice president of sales JT Wilkins “will take on expanded responsibility for the company’s sales, marketing and customer success.” Together with the executive team, they “will focus on strengthening customer relationships and delivering the expanding portfolio of products and services,” according to the ZeroEyes announcement.  ZeroEyes has expanded in 2026 from artificial intelligence gun detection pioneer to the creator of a multi-analytics threat intelligence platform, complete with knife detection, real-time threat geolocation and additional security offerings. The company has also released its “anywhere, anytime” off-network ZeroLink solution, a 3D mapping solution with Ark Strategic, public safety alerts with Samdesk integration and, most recently, the Harborwatch risk-focused membership organization. “I’ve worked alongside Sam, Rob and Dusty since our military service and I can’t imagine better partners to have built this company with,” says Mike Lahiff, co-founder and CEO of ZeroEyes, in the company announcement. “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together and I look forward to their continued contributions as trusted advisors to the company.” The post ZeroEyes Launches Founders’ Council in Leadership Transition appeared first on Security Sales & Integration.