Legit Security Appoints Yoav Stahl as VP of Product

Apr 23, 2025
Legit Security has named Yoav Stahl as Vice President of Product to lead its AI-native ASPM platform, according to a press release.

Legit Security has announced the appointment of Yoav Stahl as Vice President of Product for its AI-native Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform, announced in a press release. Stahl will be responsible for driving the product vision, strategy, and execution at Legit Security.

With over 25 years of experience in product development and R&D across various technology sectors, Stahl brings a wealth of expertise to the role. His previous positions include leading product development at Spot by NetApp, where he successfully introduced new features and capabilities that expanded market reach and increased customer adoption.

Stahl expressed enthusiasm about joining Legit Security, highlighting the company's innovative approach to addressing application security challenges. He aims to build on the momentum of Legit's ASPM solutions to further advance application security programs for customers.

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