Don Gray
CTO Don Gray is responsible for the continued development of the PacketViper technology roadmap, harnessing his extensive experience in cybersecurity software strategy and technology development. Previously Don contributed to blogs and threat intelligence reports for NTT Security (formerly Solutionary).
It’s budget season. For enterprise cybersecurity teams that means getting ready to ask for more. In most cases, not enough, but definitely more budget to find the needles in the haystacks. And most likely, more of the same stuff you already have. Far too many cybersecurity leaders are going to ask their executive teams for drastically … Continue reading >>>
Francesco Trama
As Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Frank is responsible for the overall operating performance, leading the strategic direction of the company’s products and solutions internally while building technical and business credibility externally as a market-facing thought leader.
Financial organizations experienced a 40 percent increase in cybercrime over the past year, with 63 percent of companies reporting daily or weekly attacks. Firewalls and other preventive cybersecurity measures take up 80 percent of your network security budget, but these solutions don’t keep up with zero-day attacks and sophisticated hackers. You face many threats your … Continue reading >>>
Francesco Trama
As Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Frank is responsible for the overall operating performance, leading the strategic direction of the company’s products and solutions internally while building technical and business credibility externally as a market-facing thought leader.
The last major innovation in firewall protection was from (what was then) a small company called Palo Alto, around 10 years ago. Cybersecurity hasn’t changed much since then. Cyberattacks, however, are becoming more relentless and more sophisticated. How can you keep them at bay, without breaking the bank on network security? Advanced-IP filtering can keep your network … Continue reading >>>