Reflects Company’s Evolution from AI Gun Detection Pioneer to Comprehensive Threat Intelligence Platform
ZeroEyes has announced executive leadership changes that will support the company’s next phase of growth as it continues evolving from an AI gun detection pioneer into a comprehensive multi-analytics threat intelligence platform. The transition is designed to preserve the vision and values established by the founding team while accelerating product innovation and global expansion.
Founders Move Into Advisory Roles
As part of the leadership transition, co-founders Sam Alaimo, Rob Huberty, and Dustin Brooks will move from their day-to-day operating responsibilities into advisory positions on the newly formed Founders’ Council. In these roles, they will continue guiding the company’s long-term strategy while building on the strong customer relationships and operational foundation they helped establish since founding ZeroEyes.
To support the company’s next stage of growth, co-founder and Chief Product Officer Tim Sulzer will expand his leadership responsibilities to oversee company operations. At the same time, Vice President of Sales JT Wilkins will assume broader responsibility for the company’s sales, marketing, and customer success organizations. Together with the executive leadership team, they will focus on strengthening customer relationships and delivering ZeroEyes’ expanding portfolio of products and services.
ZeroEyes Continues Platform Expansion
ZeroEyes has grown significantly throughout 2026, evolving beyond AI gun detection to become a provider of a comprehensive multi-analytics threat intelligence platform. The company’s expanding portfolio now includes knife detection, real-time threat geolocation, and additional security capabilities designed to improve threat awareness and response.
The company has also introduced its “anywhere, anytime” off-network ZeroLink solution, a 3D mapping solution developed with Ark Strategic, public safety alerts through its Samdesk integration, and most recently, the Harborwatch risk-focused membership organization.
“I’ve worked alongside Sam, Rob and Dusty since our military service, and I can’t imagine better partners to have built this company with,” said Mike Lahiff, co-founder and CEO of ZeroEyes.
“I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together, and I look forward to their continued contributions as trusted advisors to the company.”
ZeroEyes delivers an integrated suite of analytics and security tools that help organizations enhance preparedness, accelerate threat identification, and improve emergency response. Its platform provides real-time detection of visibly brandished weapons, including firearms and knives, while delivering actionable intelligence and precise location information to local staff and law enforcement within seconds of detection.
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FAQs
1. What leadership changes has ZeroEyes announced?
ZeroEyes announced that co-founders Sam Alaimo, Rob Huberty, and Dustin Brooks will transition from day-to-day operational roles to advisory positions on the newly formed Founders’ Council.
2. Who will lead ZeroEyes’ operations moving forward?
Co-founder and Chief Product Officer Tim Sulzer will expand his leadership responsibilities to oversee company operations, while JT Wilkins will lead the company’s sales, marketing, and customer success efforts.
3. How has ZeroEyes expanded its platform in 2026?
The company has expanded beyond AI gun detection by adding knife detection, real-time threat geolocation, the ZeroLink off-network solution, a 3D mapping solution, Samdesk public safety alerts, and the Harborwatch membership organization.
4. What is the purpose of the Founders’ Council?
The Founders’ Council allows the company’s co-founders to continue advising ZeroEyes’ long-term strategy while the executive leadership team manages daily operations.
5. Where is ZeroEyes’ platform deployed?
ZeroEyes’ platform is deployed across thousands of public sector and commercial enterprise locations in the United States, Mexico, the Caribbean, Latin America, and India.
Source: zeroeyes.com