Ori Eisen

Ori Eisen’s life is basically a masterclass in tackling cybercrime, but with a twist—he’s also a film producer since 2015. Wild combo, right? For more than twenty years, this guy’s been elbows-deep in the trenches of online fraud, earning serious street cred for both his brains and his guts. He kicked things off at VeriSign/Network Solutions, where he pulled off a bit of a miracle—slashed fraud losses by more than 85% in just three months. Not exactly your average Tuesday at the office. Then he bounced over to American Express, wrangling internet and counterfeit fraud, and even pushed through some serious improvements to the way online transactions get authorized. But Ori wasn’t about to hit cruise control. He launched 41st Parameter, which pretty much became the gold standard for fraud prevention in banking and online shopping. Experian liked it so much, they scooped it up in 2013. After that? He started Trusona, still fighting the good fight against cybercrooks. Outside the boardrooms and server rooms, Ori’s got a big heart. He volunteers with Thorn, helping protect kids online, and even started Ball to All—a charity that hands out free soccer balls to kids who’ve never had one. The guy’s racked up over two dozen cybersecurity patents, has a business degree from Montclair State, and somehow finds time to be a founding member of Security Canyon out in Arizona. Home is Scottsdale, where he lives with his wife and two kids. All in, Ori’s story isn’t just about stopping bad guys online—it’s about using tech and smarts to make the world a little less shady.