Author: Carlos Koteich

Carlos Koteich is a Senior Product Manager at AttackIQ, focused on building impactful products and features through seamless cross-functional alignment. At AttackIQ, Carlos leads the development of capabilities that simplify and strengthen adversary exposure validation, security control testing, and red teaming. He plays a critical role in shaping platform-wide strategy—from feature ideation to execution—ensuring that both technical and non-technical users gain actionable insights from attack simulations. With over seven years of experience in product management, Carlos brings a global perspective to cybersecurity innovation. He holds a Master’s degree in International Business from Hult International Business School and a Bachelor’s in Computer Science. His career spans consulting for Iron Mountain in Boston and key product leadership roles at cybersecurity company Onapsis in Buenos Aires. An expert in feature definition, roadmap creation, and customer-driven strategy, Carlos is passionate about building intuitive security solutions that accelerate decision-making and reduce risk.
    Artificial Intelligence

    Transform Your Security Organization with AI-Powered Security Validation

    September 15, 2025
    Security teams face more threats and fewer resources. AttackIQ’s purpose-built AI embeds intelligence into workflows and transforms how teams work.
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    AttackIQ Ready

    5 Practical Moves to Take Control of Cybersecurity Exposure

    June 3, 2025
    AttackIQ Ready3 turns recommendations into action with a built-in CTEM workflow that maps attack surfaces, validates exposures, and tracks risk in real time. With MITRE ATT&CK-aligned tests, extended discovery, and automated checks, security teams can focus on fixing what truly matters.
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    AttackIQ

    Navigating Container Security with AttackIQ’s Optimization Solutions

    May 3, 2024
    As businesses continue to adopt container technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes for their deployment efficiency and scalability, they also face a growing challenge—securing these environments. Container security is still a developing field, with many organizations just beginning to understand the extent and effectiveness of necessary security controls.
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