Sean Price

Chief Revenue Officer Magnet Forensics

Last Reviewed: September 27, 2026

Executive Summary

Sean Price is Chief Revenue Officer of Magnet Forensics, which makes software for digital forensics and investigations. Magnet describes him as a sales and business development executive with more than 30 years’ experience building direct and indirect sales organisations for high-tech and information security companies, with a particular record of using multiple sales channels to grow small and mid-sized technology companies quickly. Before Magnet he was chief executive of CloudCheckr, and his earlier career ran through security and networking vendors including SafeNet and Fidelis Security Systems.

Career Highlights

• Chief Revenue Officer of Magnet Forensics, which reports more than 5,000 customers in over 100 countries.
• Former chief executive of CloudCheckr.
• Held executive leadership roles at SafeNet (now part of Gemalto), Fidelis Security Systems and Application Security Inc.
• Earlier held executive roles at Nuera Communications Inc. and Network Equipment Technologies.
• Described by Magnet as a specialist in using complementary direct and channel sales routes to grow small and mid-sized technology companies.

Professional Journey

Magnet’s biography lists executive leadership roles at Network Equipment Technologies, Nuera Communications Inc., Application Security Inc., Fidelis Security Systems and SafeNet, which is now part of Gemalto. It gives no titles or dates for them. Magnet describes the thread running through that work as building and managing high-performance direct and indirect sales organisations. His particular skill is combining direct sales with partners and resellers to grow small and mid-sized companies quickly.

Before joining Magnet he ran a company himself, as chief executive of CloudCheckr.

At Magnet Forensics he is Chief Revenue Officer, one of the senior team led by chief executive Adam Belsher and president John Curry. Magnet was founded in 2011 by Belsher and Jad Saliba, a former police officer whose frustration with the digital evidence tools available to investigators produced the company’s first software. It listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and was then acquired by Thoma Bravo, which completed the deal in April 2023. Thoma Bravo combined Magnet with Grayshift, maker of the GrayKey mobile device extraction tool, and the two now operate under the Magnet Forensics name. The combined company reports more than 5,000 customers in over 100 countries and has offices in Waterloo and Ottawa, Atlanta, Herndon and Singapore.

Education

No education record was found in any first-party or editorial source.