Co-founders Sam Alaimo, Rob Huberty, and Dustin Brooks, who helped establish the firm in 2018, are stepping back from their operational duties. Their departure from daily management marks a pivot for the business, which has rapidly diversified its portfolio throughout 2026. The company, originally built by Navy SEALs and technologists, now integrates knife detection, 3D mapping, and real-time threat geolocation into its core platform.
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ZeroEyes Shifts Leadership as AI Security Platform Expands
Philadelphia-based threat intelligence firm ZeroEyes is restructuring its executive ranks as the company transitions from a specialized gun detection pioneer into a broader security analytics provider. Three of the company’s co-founders will exit day-to-day operations to join a newly established Founders' Council focused on long-term strategy.
To manage this expansion, Chief Product Officer Tim Sulzer will assume oversight of company operations. Meanwhile, VP of Sales JT Wilkins will take on a broader mandate encompassing marketing, customer success, and sales strategy. CEO Mike Lahiff, who remains at the helm, described the move as a natural evolution for a firm that has moved beyond its origins in firearm detection to secure a global footprint across the US, Mexico, the Caribbean, and India. The company currently holds a U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation, reflecting its growth from a niche startup into a recognized provider of anti-terrorism security solutions.
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