Princeton Identity, a global company in advanced iris biometric identity solutions, announced that Brian K. Tuskan has joined the company as its newest executive advisor. Tuskan brings more than two decades of experience in law enforcement and corporate security leadership, having served as chief security officer for both Microsoft and ServiceNow, where he helped define programs in global security, safety and intelligence-driven operations.

At Princeton Identity, Tuskan will leverage his deep strategic security expertise and visionary approach to help guide the company’s growth in existing markets while advancing new applications for its iris and multimodal biometric technologies.

“Brian is an industry icon with a remarkable ability to bridge real-world security needs and emerging technologies,” said Bobby Varma, CEO, Princeton Identity. “His leadership and insights will be invaluable as we continue to expand the reach of our Iris-on-the-Move technology into new markets and use cases. We’re thrilled to have him on board as a trusted advisor during this exciting stage of growth.”

Tuskan’s career spans over 20 years in both public service and the private sector. Beginning as a police detective and SWAT officer, he transitioned into the corporate world to lead security operations for two of the most influential technology companies in the world. Today, he advises startups focused on AI, safety and security innovation, and is the founder of Cop to Corporate, a nonprofit organization helping law enforcement professionals transition into private-sector careers.

“I’m honored to join Princeton Identity at such a pivotal time in the evolution of biometrics and identity assurance,” Tuskan said. “The company’s iris-based authentication technology is redefining what secure, seamless access can be — and I’m excited to help guide its continued innovation and impact across global markets.”