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Blackpoint Cyber names Gagan Singh CEO
Singh has held leadership positions in top companies like McAfee, Norton, and Avast before joining Blackpoint Cyber.
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Staff Reporter - Fri, 04, Jul 2025
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Gagan Singh holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from Berkley, Masters in Public Administration from Harvard and MBA from MIT / Blackpoint Cyber website
Blackpoint Cyber, a Colorado based cyber-security company, appointed Gagan Singh as Chief Executive Officer recently.
A graduate of Berkley, Harvard and MIT, Singh brings more than two decades of experience in executive leadership in cybersecurity and platform development, with a track record of building secure, scalable products and leading companies like McAfee, Norton, and Avast.
Commenting about the new appointment, Jon Murchison, Founder and Executive Chairman of Blackpoint Cyber said, “As Blackpoint grows rapidly, expands internationally, and pursues acquisitions, now is the right moment to bring in a leader who can scale everything we’ve built.”
He added, “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished as a team, and I couldn’t be more excited about what’s ahead with Gagan leading the way. Gagan’s experience, values, dedication to our MSP partners, and focus on execution are exactly what we need to take Blackpoint to the next level.”
Expressing his joy, Singh said, “Blackpoint Cyber is one of those rare companies which has truly disrupted the cybersecurity industry, and I’m honored to be its next CEO,”
He added, “Jon has done an incredible job leading the company from vision to execution, building a platform and a team that truly redefines cybersecurity for the MSP and mid-market space. I look forward to working closely with the executive leadership team, Jon and the entire Board as we continue to scale, innovate and protect those who need it most.”
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