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Sedat Dogan

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Sedat is a technology and information security leader with 20 years of experience in software development, network infrastructure and cybersecurity

Technical focus

Sedat is a daily user of the products that he technically reviews. As part of his role at AIMultiple, he oversees the collection of numerous public data points on more than 80,000 B2B technology vendors using proxy, web scraping and web unblocker solutions from multiple providers.

Sedat is also the technical lead for running AIMultiple proxy and web unblocker benchmarks that measures the performance of top web data infrastructure providers annually.

In addition, he designs and conducts AI benchmarks to evaluate the efficiency, scalability, and accuracy of leading artificial intelligence solutions.

Professional experience

Currently, Sedat is the CTO at AIMultiple.

He is also a board advisor at
  • a VC investing in early-stage technology firms
  • Ödeal, a regional digital payment platform serving 125,000 merchants with its POS solutions.

Previously, he worked as
  • CTO at Bionluk, an online marketplace for freelancers
  • CTO at Expertera, a global expertise platform
  • CEO of a cybersecurity services provider
  • CTO and co-founder at a social network

He has 20 years of experience as a white-hat hacker and development guru focused on programming languages and server architectures.

He directed and secured the technological infrastructure and cybersecurity operations of the last seven national elections in his country.

He has also been recognized in the cybersecurity Hall of Fame by global technology leaders including Twitter.

Education

Sedat holds dual bachelor's degrees in engineering from Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi.

Latest Articles from Sedat

Enterprise SoftwareJun 12

MySQL Monitoring: SolarWinds vs New Relic vs Datadog

We installed three database monitoring platforms on a clean system running MySQL to see how they handle database monitoring from scratch. We examined: Ease of setup, onboarding experience, agent resource consumption, accuracy in metric measurement and effectiveness of their alerting systems’ notifications when issues arise under real-world database workloads.

CybersecurityJun 10

Google Workspace Backup: NinjaOne vs Acronis vs CloudAlly

We tested three major SaaS backup solutions, Acronis, NinjaOne, and CloudAlly, to evaluate their performance, features, and usability for Google Workspace email backups. Our benchmark measured backup speeds, restore times, setup ease, and practical functionality across 21 active mailboxes containing over 90,000 emails. Performance comparison Initial backup performance summary Note: Figures in seconds.

DataJun 10

Best LinkedIn Scrapers: Bright Data, Apify & PhantomBuster

We benchmarked the best LinkedIn scraper tools using 9,000 requests across posts, profiles, and job listings.

AIJun 3

Screenshot to Code: Lovable vs v0 vs Bolt

During my 20 years as a software developer, I led many front-end teams in developing pages based on designs that were inspired by screenshots. Designs can be transferred to code using AI tools.

CybersecurityJun 2

Best Vulnerability Management Tools in 2026

We benchmarked four leading vulnerability management tools across 11 dimensions. The results reveal a market where “vulnerability management” means four different things to four vendors. Some build CVE-first detection pipelines; others track patch availability as a proxy for risk; one explicitly delegates scanning to third-party tools.

Enterprise SoftwareJun 1

Top 12 RMM Software Tested: Features and Pricing

We benchmarked the top 3 RMM platforms (NinjaOne, ManageEngine, and Acronis) by deploying them to seven servers across six AWS regions. We analyzed how they handle agent deployment and monitoring from scratch. RMM benchmark summary Dashboard & Monitoring Critical Gaps Agent Deployment See the detailed results of my remote monitoring and management benchmark.

CybersecurityMay 31

SOC Tools with Core Components Categorization

Security operations center (SOC) tools support security teams in detecting, investigating, responding to, and preventing threats. They form a connected multiple security tools that work across the full security lifecycle. We summarize how 15 types of SOC tools work for an organization’s security posture within the 5 layers.

DataMay 22

Benchmarked the 10 Best Datacenter Proxy Providers

We evaluated the top 5 datacenter proxy providers using 15,000 requests to assess speed, reliability, and cost across search, e-commerce, and social media sites.

DataMay 22

Best Python Web Scraping Libraries

Based on my over a decade of software development experience, including my role as CTO at AIMultiple, where I led data collection from ~80,000 web domains, I have selected the top Python web scraping libraries.

Enterprise SoftwareMay 21

Compare Remote Control Software: NinjaOne & Acronis

We tested the top 3 remote control software (also known as remote access software) to evaluate the general UI and remote control experience, their remote control quality, protocols, and unique capabilities: ​​Strengths and weaknesses based on our observations Check out the agent deployment process before jumping into our experiences and observations on remote access.