Navaneeth Komirisetty is a senior cybersecurity architect and platform security practitioner specializing in secure enterprise infrastructure and cloud-native modernization. His work focuses on designing, operating, and hardening Linux and Kubernetes platforms that support mission-critical, data-intensive workloads in complex enterprise environments. He brings a strong blend of security architecture, DevOps practices, and operational governance, with an emphasis on building platforms that are resilient, auditable, and secure by default.
In his current role, Navaneeth leads the modernization and security of large-scale analytics and container platforms, with responsibility for Kubernetes lifecycle management, platform hardening, and vulnerability remediation in highly controlled environments. He has deep hands-on experience operating Rancher-managed Kubernetes platforms, including air-gapped deployments, upgrade planning, and day-two operations. His work routinely spans cross-functional collaboration with security, application, and infrastructure teams to align platform capabilities with enterprise risk management and compliance objectives.
Navaneeth has supported a wide range of high-security workloads across industries, including regulated environments and critical infrastructure systems. His background includes securing Linux and virtualized platforms, implementing identity-driven access controls, automating infrastructure workflows, and establishing repeatable operational practices through runbooks, standard operating procedures, and knowledge transfer. He has contributed to platform enablement efforts that improve reliability, observability, and operational readiness for both engineering and security operations teams.
He holds a graduate degree in Computer information systems and formal training across cloud-native platforms, observability, and security tooling. Navaneeth is passionate about treating platforms as products, where security architecture, operational discipline, and developer enablement work together to support sustainable modernization and emerging workloads such as advanced analytics and artificial intelligence.