Arms Cyber Names Jay Manni Chief Technology Officer

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Arms Cyber has appointed Jay Manni as its new Chief Technology Officer to oversee engineering, product development, and technology strategy for the Raven Platform. Manni, with over two decades of experience in building security products and scaling engineering teams, previously worked at FireEye where he played a key role in developing core threat detection products and later served as SVP of Product Engineering at DTEX Systems, leading initiatives that scaled its insider risk platform. His most recent work includes the development of an AI agent-driven platform for incident response.

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Arms Cyber, a leader in stealth-driven endpoint protection based in Brentwood, TN, announced on October 20, 2026, the appointment of Jay Manni as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). In this role, Manni will oversee all aspects of engineering, product development, and technology strategy for Arms Cyber's flagship product, the Raven Platform. With over two decades of experience in cybersecurity, Manni previously worked at FireEye where he helped develop core threat detection products and scaled its engineering organization through a successful IPO. He also served as SVP of Product Engineering at DTEX Systems, leading initiatives that expanded their insider risk platform into the cloud-native space. His latest role involved developing an AI agent-driven platform for incident hunting and response.

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📰 Jay Manni Named Chief Technology Officer

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Topics

Arms Cyber Brentwood DTEX Systems FireEye the Raven Platform

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Manni PERSON · 3× Arms Cyber ORG · 1× Brentwood GPE · 1× DTEX Systems ORG · 1× FireEye ORG · 1× Jay Manni PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Arms Cyber, the leader in stealth-driven endpoint protection for the AI era, is pleased to welcome Jay Manni to our executive leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

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🔮 In his role, Mr. Manni will oversee all aspects of engineering, product development, and technology strategy for the Raven Platform.

2026-10-20 · Toronto Star

Arms Cyber Names Jay Manni Chief Technology Officer · assertive framing

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Arms Cyber, the leader in stealth-driven endpoint protection for the AI era, is pleased to welcome Jay Manni to our executive leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). asserted

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In his role, Mr. Manni will oversee all aspects of engineering, product development, and technology strategy for the Raven Platform. asserted

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Mr. Manni brings more than two decades of experience building security products and scaling engineering organizations from their earliest stages. asserted

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A founding engineer at FireEye, he helped build its core threat detection products and grow its engineering organization through a successful IPO and beyond. asserted

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As SVP of Product Engineering at DTEX Systems, he led the engineering and product initiatives that scaled its cloud-native insider risk platform. asserted

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Most recently, he helped develop an AI agent-driven platform for incident hunting and response. asserted

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Throughout his career, Mr. Manni has consistently turned early-stage technology into category-defining products. asserted

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