Aura Appoints Chief Product and AI Officers to Advance Online Safety Platform
Aura announced in a press release the appointments of Adam Medros as Chief Product Officer and Viksit Gaur as Chief AI Officer. The company stated that the new leadership roles will strengthen its focus on product development and artificial intelligence to expand its online safety platform globally.
Viksit Gaur will lead the Aura Intelligence platform as Chief AI Officer, overseeing the creation of agent-led security and wellbeing monitoring that detects risks in user activity. He will report to Chief Technology Officer Rekha Singh.
Adam Medros will head global product strategy, design, and user experience as Chief Product Officer. He will report to Founder and Chief Executive Officer Hari Ravichandran and will work on integrating new AI features and identifying new market opportunities across consumer, enterprise, and educational channels.
Aura said the appointments are part of its plan to advance an agentic intelligence layer that unifies digital protection across home, work, and school environments, providing continuous and contextual threat detection.
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