- Miguel Carrero joins Zynap’s Board of Directors, bringing two decades of cybersecurity leadership across Silicon Valley and Spain
- Miguel previously served as CRO at Siemplify, the SOAR platform acquired by Google, and has led WatchGuard’s MSSP business for the past five years
- The appointment strengthens Zynap’s board as it scales its preemptive security automation platform across enterprise and MSSP markets
Barcelona, Spain, June 2 2026 — Zynap, the preemptive security automation platform for MSSPs and enterprise security teams, today announced the appointment of Miguel Carrero to its Board of Directors.
Miguel is currently VP of Partner Ecosystem Growth at WatchGuard, where he has spent five years leading their MSSP business before expanding into global partner ecosystem growth. Prior to WatchGuard, he served as CRO at Siemplify, a SOAR platform acquired by Google, and spent a decade leading product for ArcSight at HPE, a pioneering SIEM platform. His career spans Silicon Valley and Spain, across the enterprise and MSSP markets.
“Zynap delivers a preemptive cybersecurity platform that integrates the cybersecurity stack, puts threat intelligence into action and automates cybersecurity workflows. This has been pursued for years, but it’s an absolute necessity in the agentic AI era. I am humbled and delighted to work with the Zynap board to bring Zynap’s vision to its fullest potential.”
Miguel Carrero
The appointment comes as Zynap continues to grow its team, expand its footprint across enterprise and MSSP markets, and advance its product roadmap. It follows Gartner naming preemptive cybersecurity a top strategic technology trend for 2026, projecting it will account for 50% of IT security spending by 2030, up from less than 5% in 2024.
About Zynap
Zynap was founded in 2024 in Barcelona to bring a preemptive approach to cybersecurity. Built by industry professionals with over twenty years of experience, the platform uses automation and AI to highlight emerging threats sooner and guide action before attacks escalate. It gives security teams a clearer, faster way to stay ahead in a constantly moving threat landscape.
Led by Daniel Solis and Oriol Agustí, the company has more than 40 team members across engineering, research, and commercial roles. Zynap has raised €12 million from leading investors including Kibo Ventures and Kfund, works with enterprise clients and managed security providers across Europe and Latin America, and is preparing to expand into North America.
For more information, visit www.zynap.com
About Kibo Ventures
Kibo Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Madrid that invests in early-stage technology companies across Europe. The firm backs founders building products in software, AI, cybersecurity and digital infrastructure, supporting teams with operational insight and long-term support.
Created by a team of investors with extensive experience in high-growth technology, Kibo Ventures has built a portfolio of companies expanding globally. The firm works closely with founders from seed onwards, helping them develop products, scale internationally and define new technology categories.
For more information, visit www.kiboventures.com
About Kfund
Kfund is an early-stage venture capital firm supporting founders in Southern Europe and Latin America. The firm invests in software, AI, cybersecurity, developer tools and digital platforms, helping entrepreneurs move from early validation to scalable product development.
Founded by a team focused on long-term founder support, Kfund now works with companies expanding across Europe and Latin America. The firm combines capital with strategic guidance and community-building initiatives to help founders build durable businesses and reach new markets.
For more information, visit www.kfund.vc
Other Investors
Zynap also has top-tier investors such as Pedro Castillo, founder of Devo and Onum, recently acquired by CrowdStrike, or the investor Gopi Vaddi.