We’re excited to welcome Jamie Taylor to Miggo Security as our VP of Sales, joining at a moment where both the market and the mission are accelerating.

Jamie brings over 20 years of experience building and scaling high-growth cybersecurity businesses from early traction to repeatable revenue. Most recently, he led a $100M+ ARR enterprise sales organization at Snyk, and is known for building high-performing teams.

A Sales Leader with a Philosophy

We asked Jamie what guides his approach to building a modern sales organization:

“Modern sales is about precision and speed. Precision in who you target and why you win. Speed in how you execute and learn.
The best organizations are tightly aligned around a clear ICP, instrumented with real data, and integrated across sales, product, and marketing. But at this stage, there’s no substitute for proximity to the customer. You build the system by being in the system: closing deals, refining messaging, and developing talent in real time.”

That mindset – clarity, alignment, and execution – is deeply aligned with how we build at Miggo.

Why Miggo, Why Now?

For Jamie, the decision came down to timing and the magnitude of the shift happening in the market.

“Miggo sits at the intersection of two massive shifts: the rise of AI-driven development and the collapse of traditional application security models. As software velocity accelerates, the gap between code written and code running in production is widening and that’s where risk lives.
Miggo isn’t just improving AppSec, it’s redefining it.”

What Stood Out

Every new leader brings a fresh perspective. We asked Jamie what stood out in his first weeks.

"The pace, the clarity, and the alignment.
From day one, it was clear that the entire organization is focused on solving the ‘patch gap’ problem. There’s no ambiguity about what we’re building or why it matters.”

Miggo is operating at a different layer, focused on real runtime risk, not theoretical exposure. That’s a meaningful shift, especially as AI-driven development introduces more unknowns into production environments.

That clarity is what drives momentum.

What Comes Next

We asked Jamie what his priorities are in the months ahead.

“It’s about turning signal into repeatability. Locking in a precise ICP, building a consistent pipeline engine, converting early adopters into lighthouse customers, and building a team that can execute with discipline and speed.
At this stage, success isn’t just growth, it’s proving we can win the same way, over and over again.”

A Contrarian Take

Jamie also shared a perspective that challenges how many teams think about AppSec today:

“Most AppSec strategies are optimized for finding vulnerabilities – not stopping attacks.
The real problem isn’t how many issues you find, it’s how quickly you can detect and respond to the ones that actually matter in production.”

Sales Philosophy

“Winning in sales isn’t about pushing another tool—it’s about aligning as a team to solve real problems and deliver measurable outcomes for customers. When you do that consistently, growth takes care of itself.”

We’re proud to welcome Jamie to Miggo Security as we continue building the ADR category – with clarity, precision, and unshakable focus.

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