Career profile
Mike Rosen
Chief Information Security Officer, iVerify
- Current role, per sources checked 18 October 2026
- 4 March 2025
Mike Rosen is the Chief Information Security Officer of iVerify, appointed in March 2025.
His appointment came as iVerify was expanding its enterprise security offerings and scaling its impact across Fortune 100 companies and high-risk individuals.
Career path
Before joining iVerify, Rosen was CISO at ZwillGen, a law firm specializing in information security, data breaches and privacy.
Earlier in his career, Rosen led Apple's Security Incident Response Team, known as SIRT, which was responsible for protecting corporate infrastructure, intellectual property and employees against nation-state attacks and advanced cyber threats.
Before Apple, Rosen was a senior consultant on Verizon's Incident Response Team, where he co-authored the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report and served as an expert witness in high-profile cybercrime cases.
He also held security leadership roles at PwC earlier in his career.
Remit at iVerify and board role
As CISO, Rosen oversees iVerify's security strategy, investigations, compliance initiatives and customer risk management.
iVerify describes itself as a pioneer in mobile endpoint detection and response solutions, with a platform that safeguards organizations against mobile malware, smishing, account takeover, breaches, ransomware operations and credential theft across consumer, enterprise and government sectors.
Rosen is also a member of the NightDragon advisory board, a venture firm focused on security, safety and privacy investment, where he advises on cybersecurity investments and portfolio companies.
On joining iVerify, Rosen said, "The team's expertise, coupled with its commitment to privacy-first security, makes this an incredible opportunity to drive meaningful change in this dynamic industry."
Published work and talks
Rosen writes for iVerify's editorial platform, where his title is listed as Chief Information Security Officer.
In March 2026 he published The Industrialization of Mobile Exploitation Has Begun: What Enterprises Must Learn From DarkSword.
He has also written Enterprise Mobile Security Requires Organizational Visibility.
Rosen is set to take part in iVerify's Advanced Mobile Security Summit on November 10.
