Ty Sbano

Ty Sbano is the Chief Information Security Officer of Webflow, appointed in September 2025.

Career path

Sbano joined Webflow after serving as CISO at Vercel, where he scaled security for the developer platform's rapid growth. Earlier in his career he held security leadership roles at Capital One, JPMorgan Chase, LendingClub, and Target. He also served as Chief Security & Trust Officer at Periscope Data, a company later acquired by Sisense. Across his career he has been described as a three-time global CISO. Sbano holds the ISC2 CISSP certification and earned a Master of Science in Information Assurance from Norwich University in 2013, a program that later evolved into the university's MS in Cybersecurity.

Remit at Webflow

At Webflow, Sbano leads the company's global security strategy as it moves into its next phase of growth and enterprise scale. Throughout his career he has focused on embedding security into the product development process so that teams can innovate quickly without compromising customer trust. Describing his mandate at Webflow, Sbano said, "My role is to make sure security is built into that innovation, so teams can scale on Webflow knowing the foundation is stable, resilient, and ready for the demands of global growth."

Advisory roles and talks

Sbano is an active member of the Silicon Valley CISO Investments (SVCI) syndicate, a group of more than 60 industry CISOs founded in 2019, where he also serves as a board member and angel investor focused on early seed-stage security startups.
He serves on the advisory board of the Black Hat Innovators and Investors Summit. In 2025 he was appointed to the Board of Directors of a nonprofit organization that provides cyber safety, cyber ethics, and digital parenting resources.
Sbano has also appeared in a Webflow webinar, Governing the agentic web for enterprise teams, alongside Josephine Cahill of Oyster, discussing access management for distributed contributors, content governance in AI-assisted publishing, and web application firewall protection as a business concern.