Cyrille Badeau

Cyrille Badeau was appointed Vice President of EMEA at Securonix in February 2026, strengthening the company's leadership following its acquisition of ThreatQuotient in 2025. He brings more than two decades of senior leadership experience in cybersecurity, with a proven track record of driving commercial success and building high-performing regional operations. In his current role, Badeau is responsible for accelerating Securonix's growth across the European and MEA (Middle East and Africa) market and expanding the reach of its Unified SIEM platform and threat intelligence capabilities.

Prior to joining Securonix, Badeau served as Vice President of International Sales at ThreatQuotient, where he led vendor development strategy across global markets. At ThreatQuotient, he steered the vendor development strategy throughout the region. His educational qualifications include a DESS from IAE France and a DEA from Centrale Nantes.

Career history

• Vice President of EMEA, Securonix (2026–present)
• Vice President of International Sales, ThreatQuotient (at time of Securonix acquisition in 2025)
• Director for Southern Europe in the Security Group, CISCO Systems
• Regional Director for Southern Europe, Sourcefire (launched French office in 2006, oversaw IDS/IPS portfolio for six years)
• Regional Director for Southern Europe, Webwasher (opened French subsidiary in 2002)
• Sales Director, Secure Computing

What Badeau could bring to VP EMEA at Securonix: Drawing from his extensive history launching and scaling cybersecurity operations across Europe and the Middle East—including founding Sourcefire's French office and overseeing its IDS/IPS portfolio for six years before the company's $2.7 billion acquisition by Cisco—Badeau is positioned to accelerate Securonix's regional market penetration, deepen partner relationships, and establish the company's Unified SIEM platform as a market leader across Europe and MEA. His proven ability to drive commercial success while building regional teams across multiple vendors suggests he can effectively navigate the complex, fragmented European security landscape.