We Are Aembit.

David Goldschlag and Kevin Sapp have spent much of their careers working on a particular kind of security problem: what happens when technology changes faster than the systems meant to control access to it.

They have worked together for nearly two decades. David began his cybersecurity career at the National Security Agency and co-invented onion routing, the privacy technology that became the foundation for Tor. Kevin built his career across enterprise security, cloud computing, and security product development, and holds several information-security patents.

Together, they founded New Edge Labs to rethink how people securely accessed applications as computing moved beyond the traditional network perimeter. Netskope acquired the company in 2019, and its technology became part of Netskope’s zero-trust network access offering.

Their next problem came from software itself.

As applications and services became more interconnected, access still depended heavily on service accounts, API keys, certificates, vaults, and cloud-specific IAM. Companies had ways to store credentials, but no consistent way to enforce access itself.

That became Aembit.

The company began by bringing modern IAM principles to workloads. Today, that same model extends to AI agents that use tools, access enterprise systems, and act on behalf of people.

For David and Kevin, Aembit continues the same work: building access controls for new computing models before yesterday’s assumptions become today’s liabilities.