Cybersecurity Founders Network Launches AI-Powered Private Community for Cybersecurity Startup Founders

The Cybersecurity Founders Network (CFN), the only private community built exclusively for cybersecurity startup founders, today announced the official launch of its AI-powered member portal — giving vetted founders access to a real-time peer network, curated resource vault, and live intelligence-sharing capabilities.

Founded by Brad Haizlett, a cybersecurity industry veteran and founder of Enigma Security, CFN was created to solve a problem every cybersecurity founder faces: isolation. Building a cybersecurity company is uniquely difficult — the sales cycles are long, the buyers are skeptical, and the regulatory landscape shifts constantly. CFN gives founders a private space to share what's actually working.

"Every cybersecurity founder I've ever met has said the same thing: I wish I had someone to talk to who actually gets it," said Brad Haizlett, Founder of the Cybersecurity Founders Network. "We built CFN to be that community — vetted, private, and built specifically for the people building the next generation of cybersecurity companies."

The CFN member portal features a SOC-inspired dashboard with real-time discussion channels, a searchable member directory of vetted cybersecurity founders, a resource vault with pitch decks, GTM playbooks, and compliance guides, and a live group chat built for fast peer-to-peer intelligence sharing.

Membership in the Cybersecurity Founders Network is application-only and limited to active founders and co-founders of cybersecurity companies. Applications are reviewed by the CFN team to ensure the quality and relevance of the network.

The Cybersecurity Founders Network is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, and serves founders across the United States and internationally. For more information or to apply for membership, visit cybersecurityfounders.com.