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Slavik Markovich

Co-founder, Descope, named behind the Descope Agentic Identity Hub listing on Anchor Terminal.

Slavik Markovich

Co-founder, Descope

Slavik Markovich is one of eight co-founders of Descope, a customer identity and authentication platform founded in 2022. He earlier co-founded the database security company Sentrigo in 2006 as its CTO; McAfee acquired it in 2011. Descope's founding team also built Demisto, which Palo Alto Networks acquired in 2019.

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Who is Slavik Markovich?

Slavik Markovich is one of eight co-founders of Descope, a customer identity and authentication platform founded in 2022. He earlier co-founded the database security company Sentrigo in 2006 as its CTO; McAfee acquired it in 2011. Descope's founding team also built Demisto, which Palo Alto Networks acquired in 2019.

What does Descope make?

Anchor Terminal lists Descope Agentic Identity Hub from Descope. Descope's identity and access tools for AI agents, built on its customer identity platform.

Who has invested in Descope?

The sources our research read name Lightspeed Venture Partners, Notable Capital, Dell Technologies, Tech Aviv, J Ventures, Unusual Ventures, Cerca Partners, Silicon Valley CISO Investments, George Kurtz, John W. Thompson, Bipul Sinha, Assaf Rappaport, Nir Polak, Eyal Manor and Triventures.

How are Slavik's tools graded?

Descope Agentic Identity Hub is graded A, 78.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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