Ledger Unifies Security Leadership as AI Crypto Attacks Rise

Recent incidents have added pressure across the digital-asset sector. About $320 million in Bitcoin left the

Trezor also disclosed a breach involving one of its shipping providers last week. The incident exposed personal information belonging to tens of thousands of customers. Earlier this year, a Coldcard hack raised further questions about offline wallet security.

Ledger said hardware-backed verification remains central to protecting high-value digital ownership. The company also pointed to secure software, resilient operations and verifiable human intent as

Blatman said Ledger’s hardware-security work, user trust and Donjon research provided a strong base for the role. He said he joined to connect product security, enterprise technology and resilience.

Chairman and CEO Pascal Gauthier said Ledger considers security central to its business. He said Blatman’s experience protecting systems at Fireblocks and Bank Hapoalim prepared him to oversee both information technology and security.