From Cryptography to Cybersecurity Innovation
Gadalia O’Bryan, Founder and CEO of Dapple Security, joined The Business Growers podcast to discuss her journey from cryptography and government work to building a biometric, passwordless authentication platform designed to empower MSPs.
What’s Working: More than 600 federal workers in Colorado filed for unemployment in nine days
In a Colorado Sun “What’s Working” column examining the impact of the federal government shutdown and Colorado’s economy, Dapple Security Founder and CEO Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O’Bryan was featured discussing why Denver remains a strong home for tech startups.
Innovating privacy authentication with biometric data
Engine’s #StartupsEverywhere series featured Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O’Bryan, Founder and CEO of Dapple Security, highlighting her journey from cryptography and government work to building a biometric-based authentication company focused on privacy and security.
Top Women Founders in Security of Product Based Companies
This resource is brought to you courtesy of Tejas Cyber Network (Founder - Anshu Gupta) which is a global, OPEN TO ALL, vendor agnostic, self-sustaining professional networking community of elite cyber professionals, under its Project E (E stands for Entrepreneurship) initiative.
Venture Everywhere Podcast: Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O’Bryan with Ari Newman
Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O'Bryan, Founder and CEO of Dapple Security chats with Ari Newman, an LP of Everywhere Ventures and Partner in The Fund Rockies.
Elevate & Innovate: Success Tips for Women Entrepreneurs
Join us for an insightful discussion featuring one of our Program Committee members as she shares her experiences in building a startup. Inspiring women entrepreneurs to take risks demands that we also help them navigate the sometimes-tumultuous path to securing funding.
Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O’Bryan, CEO and founder of dapple security
Gadalia Montoya Weinberg O'Bryan, CEO and founder at Dapple Security is the feature interview this week, interviewed by Frank Victory.
NIST Awards Over $1.2 Million to Small Businesses to Advance Cybersecurity, Biopharmaceuticals, Semiconductors.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded more than $1.2 million to 12 small businesses in eight states under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program.
What’s Working: Stolen AT&T customer data was years old. Is it too late to protect your data?
AT&T’s recent discovery of data linked to 73 million users was more than 4 years old. Colorado security experts weigh in on how to keep data safer.
Pre-revenue and pre-product? No problem for founder’s fundraise
Cybersecurity company Dapple Security followed up its SAFE with a priced seed round. The keys? Founder-market fit and communicating a vision to investors.