Andy Ellis
Operating Partner at YL Ventures and former CSO at Akamai Technologies, recognized for leadership in cloud security strategy.
Last updated 11 Nov 2026 · Named in 4 answers across 2 engines
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All three engines recognize Andy Ellis as a cybersecurity leader who served as Akamai Technologies' Chief Security Officer, and they agree he has worked on cloud security, DDoS mitigation, and zero trust. ChatGPT adds that he was an operating partner at YL Ventures and founder and CEO of Duha. Gemini adds that he holds multiple security patents and helped scale Akamai's security business past $1 billion. Google AI Mode adds that he is editor of How to CISO and co-host of The CISO Series podcast. All three engines name him, so none fail to identify the person. The cited pages most often come from csoandy.com.
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Andy Ellis is a cybersecurity executive, author, and advisor who was Chief Security Officer at Akamai Technologies and is Advisory CISO at Orca Security.
Known for- DDoS protection
- web application security
- Zero Trust
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Andy Ellis is a cybersecurity veteran and advisor who served as Chief Security Officer at Akamai Technologies and is Advisory CISO at Orca Security.
Known for- scaling Akamai's security business
- multiple patents in web security
- planetary-scale web and cloud architectures
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Andy Ellis is a cybersecurity figure who served as Chief Security Officer at Akamai Technologies and founded Duha, a boutique advisory firm.
Known for- scaling Akamai's security business
- CSO Hall of Fame inductee
- author of 1% Leadership
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