Interview with Startup Enzoic

1. What is your website?
www.enzoic.com

2. Please tell us your full name, your role, and startup.
Kristen Wilson
Cofounder and CMO
Enzoic

​3. How long have you been in that role?
We started Enzoic under the name of PasswordPing in 2016.

4. How do you balance work with your personal life?
With a start-up, you have to put in a ton of time at first to get the product built, to obtain customers, etc. Now that we have reached a sustainable revenue level, work-life balance is getting easier to achieve. We are so excited about what we are doing at Enzoic, the challenge is giving yourself enough time at the end of the day to focus on other things you are passionate about. I purposely schedule activities outside of work to help maintain balance.

5. What is the most challenging part about what you do? How do you overcome that challenge?
Cybersecurity is a constantly evolving industry so it is challenging to keep up with all the changes and news every day. We have information feeds that give us quick snapshots of what is happening in the market and we also make sure to spend time networking with other security companies and professionals.

​6. Can anyone join? Are you open to the public or exclusive businesses only (B2C OR B2B)?
Enzoic is an enterprise-focused cybersecurity company committed to preventing account takeover and fraud through compromised credential detection. 

Organizations can use Enzoic solutions to screen customer and employee accounts for exposed username and password combinations to identity accounts at risk and mitigate unauthorized access. 

Enzoic (formerly PasswordPing) is a profitable, privately held company in Colorado. For more information, visit: www.enzoic.com