Josh Horwitz

Josh Horwitz

Josh Horwitz is chief operating officer at Enzoic, a cyber-security and fraud detection solution.

Horwitz is an enterprise software executive and entrepreneur with over 25 years experience. He was the founder of the cloud-based, enterprise customer-marketing platform, Boulder Logic, whose clients included Microsoft, Siemens, Dell, and CSC. Josh grew the company as CEO over 46 consecutive profitable quarters and ultimately lead the company’s exit in 2015. Prior to founding his company, Josh held senior technology and sales positions with both start-ups and Fortune 500 companies, including IBM where he developed marketing programs to help build Lotus Domino to over 40 million users. Josh earned his MBA from Babson’s F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business and his BA from Washington University in St. Louis.
Retailers and the Credential Stuffing Crisis

Credential stuffing attacks — in which hackers use credentials exposed in prior breaches to attack new sites — are soaring, with 193 billion documented incidents globally in 2020. The pandemic is a primary driver behind this increase; the abrupt shift to remote work, creation of new online accounts, and increased reliance on e-commerce all provided…

Online Security and the Post-Pandemic Period: Why E-Commerce Must Act Now

E-commerce providers have long walked the line between security considerations and consumers’ demand for a high-quality, frictionless experience. As a result, they've been hesitant to apply additional authentication measures, and hackers have taken note. According to Verizon’s 2020 DBIR, attacks against e-commerce apps are by far the leading cause of retail breaches. The pandemic provides…

Loyalty Points a Gold Mine for Hackers

Credit card information was once considered the Holy Grail for hackers, with bad actors targeting retailers in an effort to glean this sensitive data and use it to fraudulently purchase goods and services. In recent years, the industry has grown more security-minded and introduced new ways to protect against the use of stolen card data…

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