Meet the Trust Player Zero founders

Trust Player Zero is building an Identity and Access Risk Platform, starting with Microsoft Entra and the identity and access work security teams still have to coordinate across disconnected tools.

TPZ is founder-led across company direction, product, and security architecture.

ERIN CHRIST - Co-Founder & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Erin Christ, CEO and co-founder of Trust Player Zero

Erin Christ is Co-Founder and CEO of Trust Player Zero. She earned a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Texas A&M University with a minor in Business. Before founding TPZ, Erin worked in consulting at PwC, focusing on technical strategy, documentation, and helping clients make sense of complex operating environments.

At TPZ, Erin leads the company’s business direction and product requirements and priorities. She founded TPZ around a problem she kept seeing in security organizations: teams have more tools than ever, but people are still responsible for piecing together what happened, deciding what to do, and making sure the work gets finished.

RON HURRY - Co-Founder & CHIEF SECURITY ARCHITECT

Ron Hurry, co-founder of Trust Player Zero

Ron Hurry is Co-Founder and Chief Security Architect of Trust Player Zero. He is a network security architect with more than three decades of experience across aerospace, global finance, and Fortune 100 enterprises. His career has included work at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, large financial datacenters, enterprise network environments, and modern Zero Trust and SASE architectures.

At TPZ, Ron leads security architecture and helps protect the technical and IP integrity of the platform. He brings a practitioner’s perspective to how TPZ approaches security controls, system design, risk, and governance.

Jeremy SOLOMON - Co-Founder & CHIEF PRODUCT OFFICER

Jeremy Solomon, Chief Product Officer & Co-founder of Trust Player Zero

Jeremy Solomon is Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Trust Player Zero. His background spans product management, public-sector operations, technology policy, research, and technology commercialization. Before TPZ, he managed cross-functional improvement and technology initiatives for the City of Philadelphia and held research roles focused on emerging technology, human-computer interaction, and technology policy.

At TPZ, Jeremy leads product management and delivery to turn company and customer requirements into clear product priorities, coordinates development around those priorities, and helps make sure what TPZ builds stays grounded in the problems customers actually need to solve.