Airwallex

At DTEX, we believe that cybersecurity's most vulnerable element is the human element - and that's where we focus our innovation. Our team pioneered applying AI/ML with behavioral indicators to enable proactive insider risk management at enterprise scale, without sacrificing employee privacy. We're not just building security tools; we're creating a new approach that protects organizations while respecting the people who power them. Our culture is defined by loyalty to our mission and an unwavering commitment to building trusted relationships. From our patented pseudonymization technology that protects employee privacy to our collaborative team that spans the globe, we prioritize integrity and innovation in equal measure. We're customer-obsessed problem-solvers who thrive on tackling complex security challenges - from nation-state threats to workplace risks - by developing solutions that actually work for real people.

Air Products is a world-leading industrial gases company with over 80 years of expertise in delivering essential gases, equipment, and applications expertise to customers across dozens of industries. The company serves more than 250,000 customers in 50 countries, providing critical solutions for refining, chemical, metals, electronics, manufacturing, food & beverage, and energy sectors. As the world's largest hydrogen producer, Air Products specializes in safe, end-to-end industrial gas solutions that help customers address their most significant energy and environmental sustainability challenges. Founded in 1940 on the revolutionary concept of on-site gas generation, Air Products has built a reputation for innovation, operational excellence, and an unwavering commitment to safety and environmental stewardship. The company is actively investing in real, clean energy projects at scale, focusing on hydrogen infrastructure, carbon capture, and other technologies that generate a cleaner future. With more than 23,000 employees globally, Air Products combines deep technical expertise with a culture of diversity, inclusion, and continuous improvement to drive the industry forward.

Airtable operates a no-code app platform handling workloads for more than 500,000 organizations including 80% of the Fortune 100 - companies like AWS, Walmart, HBO, and Netflix. The threat model is straightforward: massive enterprise data exposure through interfaces designed for ease-of-use over strict access controls, sprawl across departments building their own apps without IT oversight, and AI capabilities analyzing documents at scale with inherent model risks. The platform combines spreadsheet-style interfaces with relational databases, layering on AI agents and automations that can make complex decisions and parse documents - positioning governance and security as table stakes, not add-ons. The infrastructure runs on AWS with PostgreSQL, Redis, and Kubernetes orchestration, using Terraform for deployment. The stack includes Node.js and React on the frontend, Python in the backend, and integration with large language models powering features like Omni (an AI app builder) and Field Agents (document analysis and automation tooling). Docker containerization supports the multi-tenant architecture. Security engineering here means defending a platform where non-technical users ship production apps in minutes - the attack surface includes user-generated schemas, AI model outputs, third-party integrations, and the automation logic itself. The security posture has to accommodate both the "anyone can build" promise and enterprise compliance requirements. That means tooling for identity management across distributed teams, data governance frameworks that scale with customer-defined schemas, and monitoring for both traditional exploits and AI-specific risks like prompt injection or data leakage through model responses. The company positions enterprise-grade security as core to the product, suggesting investments in access controls, audit logging, and compliance certifications necessary for Fortune 100 deployments.

AirAsia operates more than 200 aircraft across Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Cambodia, serving over 130 destinations as ASEAN's largest low-cost carrier. Since 2001, the airline has moved 800 million passengers while expanding beyond aviation into a digital travel ecosystem that includes AirAsia MOVE (travel platform), Teleport (logistics), BigPay (fintech), and duty-free retail. The technical surface is sprawling: cloud infrastructure hosting mobile apps and booking platforms, payment card processing under PCI-DSS, cross-border customer data flows subject to GDPR and regional privacy regimes, and operational technology running fuel-efficiency systems that saved $40 million and avoided 130,000 tonnes of CO2 in 2023. The security posture centers on ISO 27001 and NIST CSF frameworks, with AI/ML tooling in play across the stack - likely for fraud detection in fintech operations, dynamic pricing, and operational analytics. The threat model is multi-vertical: aviation systems must meet rigorous safety and regulatory standards, fintech operations demand payment security and financial compliance (CCPA, HIPAA contexts suggest health or sensitive data handling in ancillary services), and the logistics arm introduces supply chain and IoT attack surfaces. Design systems and mobile apps are customer-facing entry points requiring secure SDLC practices at scale. With a net-zero target by 2050 and ongoing sustainability investments, the company is operationally focused on efficiency - fuel optimization systems are both cost-drivers and potential cyber targets. The headquarters is in Malaysia, but the distributed five-country footprint means federated infrastructure, localized compliance requirements, and cross-border incident response coordination. Security teams here navigate commercial aviation's regulatory density, fintech's compliance burden, and the operational tempo of a carrier that democratized Southeast Asian air travel by making low cost operationally viable.

We're a team of cybersecurity experts who've built an AI-native security operations platform because we saw firsthand how legacy MDR services fail to keep up with today's threats. Most of us came from the industry, so we know what it's like to be drowning in alerts, missing critical threats because of alert fatigue, and watching your budget disappear on manual investigations. That's why we developed TENEX to analyze 100% of alerts in under a minute, eliminate 98% of false positives, and give your team the freedom to focus on actual threats rather than noise. Our approach combines cutting-edge AI with seasoned human analysts who average over eight years of experience. We're not bolting AI onto old systems - we built our platform from the ground up to be AI-native. This means we can offer the speed and scale of automated detection without sacrificing the human judgment that enterprise security demands. We're backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Shield Capital, and we've partnered with Google Cloud Security and SentinelOne to deliver comprehensive protection. We believe the future of security operations is agentic AI working alongside skilled defenders, and we're building that future every day.

At IREX, we believe that lasting change comes from investing in people and their potential to lead, learn, and thrive. For more than 50 years, we've worked in over 100 countries to solve complex problems through partnership - not just projects. Our team of 1,000+ professionals works alongside local communities, governments, and organizations to bridge divides where interests conflict and develop leaders committed to real impact. We're doers who turn vision into measurable results, whether that's strengthening democratic institutions, empowering youth, or building more resilient communities through education and information access. Our culture is defined by collaboration, adaptability, and a relentless focus on positive outcomes. The educators we support improve learning for countless students. The leaders we cultivate go on to transform their communities. The critical thinking skills we advance help people make informed decisions about their futures. We work in four essential areas: cultivating leaders, empowering youth, strengthening institutions, and increasing access to quality education and information. This is where passion meets purpose - and where individuals reach their full potential to create a more just, prosperous, and inclusive world.