About Us
We exist to narrow the gap between theft and detection
Fraud tools act when an attack is already in motion. We work one step earlier — inside the criminal underground, where the accounts, cards, and checks about to be hit are traded first.
The problem
Detection arrives too late
Traditional security and anti-fraud tools act when an attack is already underway — a suspicious login, a bad check at presentment. Institutions also have limited visibility into the customers, third parties, and vendors most exposed to electronic crime.
2016 · Founded
Built to narrow the gap
Q6 Cyber was founded in 2016, as the Dark Web matured into a working marketplace for stolen checks, card data, and banking credentials. Institutions could see the losses clearly. They could not see the private forums and channels where the attacks were being planned.
Our conviction
Prevention, not detection
Monitor the threat actors directly and an institution can act early — before fraud reaches customers or systems. That conviction hasn’t changed since day one. The fraud stack isn’t broken; it just needs better fuel than a signal that arrives at the moment of attack.
August 2025 · Growth investment
Backed to expand our impact
In August 2025, Q6 Cyber received a strategic growth investment from Charlesbank Capital Partners. We’re growing quickly, and continuing to pioneer proactive fraud intelligence for institutions from $200M to $2T in assets.
Today
We watch the threat actors themselves
Who they’re targeting, what tools and tactics they use, and what data has already been compromised. Every finding is a confirmed compromise — signal a fraud team can act on, not another queue to triage.
Our team
Careers spent on the front lines
Our analysts come from law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and corporate security — fighting fraud and cybercrime from the inside. That’s why we understand the pressure fraud teams are under, and the limits of traditional intelligence offerings.
Our Leadership
Our team of security and intelligence professionals brings decades of frontline experience from U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies. We’re based in Miami, and our team’s range of languages and cultural backgrounds is essential to operating inside the closed communities where financial crime is actually planned. Above all, every member of our team is passionate about the work, committed to continuous improvement, and dedicated to our clients’ success.
Eli Dominitz
Chief Executive Officer
Eli is the Founder and CEO of Q6 Cyber. Prior to Q6 Cyber, Eli co-founded another cybersecurity company focused on third-party risk management. Earlier in his career, Eli was an Associate Partner with McKinsey & Company, and a Partner at investment firms Jacobs Private Equity and Broadband Capital Management. Eli holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an Honors B.Sc. in computer science from York University.
Jake Kruse
Chief Information Security Officer
Jake leads Q6 Cyber’s information security program. Jake has been with Q6 Cyber since 2017, most recently as Lead Security Engineer, and brings nearly a decade of security engineering experience to the role. Earlier in his career, Jake worked as a security engineer at CyberPoint International, KEYW Corporation, and Ponte Technologies, specializing in penetration testing, custom exploit development, and digital forensics and incident response. Jake began his security career as an analyst with the United States Department of Defense at Fort Meade, Maryland, where he held a Top Secret/SCI clearance.
Ryan Sorrels
Chief Revenue Officer
Ryan leads revenue strategy and growth at Q6 Cyber. Ryan joins Q6 Cyber from Quavo Fraud & Disputes, where he served as Chief Revenue Officer, and brings more than two decades of sales and revenue leadership focused on banks, credit unions, and financial technology. Ryan previously held Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Operating Officer roles at Nymbus, served as SVP of Delivery at Temenos, and spent over eight years in senior sales and delivery leadership roles at Kony, Inc. and NCR Corporation, all serving the banking and financial services industry.
Robert Villanueva
EVP, Intelligence
Robert leads the Cyber Threat Intelligence Division of Q6 Cyber. Robert joined Q6 Cyber after 25 years of dedicated service in the United States Secret Service, where he specialized in transnational cybercrimes and headed an international Electronic Crimes Task Force. In 2002, Robert founded the U.S. Secret Service’s Cyber Intelligence Section, which coordinates global cyber operations. Robert currently serves on the boards of the Financial Institution Security Association (FISA), the International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators (IAFCI), and the Florida International Banker’s Association (FIBA).
Mara Gibor
Global Head of Intelligence Operations
Mara leads Q6 Cyber’s intelligence operations. Mara has been with Q6 Cyber for over a decade, rising from Senior Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst to Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager, Director of Intelligence Operations, and VP of Intelligence Operations, with a specialization in cybercrime, fraud, and dark web and deep web investigation. Before Q6 Cyber, Mara was a cyber intelligence analyst at CyberInt, researching cybercriminal and hacktivist threat actors and emerging attack tactics. Earlier in her career, Mara worked in counter-terrorism and intelligence roles in Israel, including at the International Security Academy and Interport Police.
Bethany Rasio
Head of Marketing
Bethany Rasio is building the company’s marketing engine. She joined Q6 from Experian, where she led growth marketing strategy for fraud and identity solutions. Bethany entered Experian via the acquisition of NeuroID, a fraud fintech startup. As the leader of marketing for NeuroID, Bethany built a powerful brand for deep fraud intelligence serving financial institutions. From boutique firms to public sector organizations and start-ups to enterprise fintechs, Bethany is focused on financially savvy marketing that prioritizes integrity, specificity, and authenticity.
Interested in joining the team?
This is an impactful and sophisticated space on the forefront of fraud. If dark web intelligence or financial crimes pique your interest, consider applying for one of our open roles: