Alexander Truskovsky
CISO at EigenQ
About
Alexander Truskovsky is CISO at EigenQ, leading security strategy, governance, and risk management. He brings more than 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, applied cryptography, software engineering, and technology commercialization. At AWS, he launched post-quantum certificate support in AWS Private CA and helped advance its adoption in the Matter smart home ecosystem. He led Nokia’s quantum-safe key distribution product line and helped commercialize post-quantum cryptography at ISARA. Earlier, he contributed to security protocols and platform capabilities at BlackBerry and developed enterprise software at Oracle. His standards contributions include work with ITU, ETSI, and CSA. He holds a master’s degree in Computer Science and an MBA and is a named inventor on 30 patents.
Experience
CISO
EigenQ
Oct 2026 – Present
Alexander Truskovsky is CISO at EigenQ, leading security strategy, governance, and risk management. He brings more than 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, applied cryptography, software engineering, and technology commercialization. At AWS, he launched post-quantum certificate support in AWS Private CA and helped advance its adoption in the Matter smart home ecosystem. He led Nokia’s quantum-safe key distribution product line and helped commercialize post-quantum cryptography at ISARA. Earlier, he contributed to security protocols and platform capabilities at BlackBerry and developed enterprise software at Oracle. His standards contributions include work with ITU, ETSI, and CSA. He holds a master’s degree in Computer Science and an MBA and is a named inventor on 30 patents.
Independent
Oct 2026 – Present
Alexander Truskovsky is CISO at EigenQ, leading security strategy, governance, and risk management. He brings more than 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, applied cryptography, software engineering, and technology commercialization. At AWS, he launched post-quantum certificate support in AWS Private CA and helped advance its adoption in the Matter smart home ecosystem. He led Nokia’s quantum-safe key distribution product line and helped commercialize post-quantum cryptography at ISARA. Earlier, he contributed to security protocols and platform capabilities at BlackBerry and developed enterprise software at Oracle. His standards contributions include work with ITU, ETSI, and CSA. He holds a master’s degree in Computer Science and an MBA and is a named inventor on 30 patents.
