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CEO, EiQ Networks
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Vijay Basani is CEO and President of EiQ Networks. He is a serial entrepreneur with a track record of building successful businesses delivering enterprise-class solutions. Before starting EiQ Networks, he founded AppIQ, an application storage resource management provider acquired by Hewlett Packard in October 2005, and WebManage Technologies, a policy-driven content delivery solution provider acquired by Network Appliance in August 2000. Vijay's experience includes senior executive positions in the financial industry at Spencer Trask Securities and Josephthal Lyon & Ross. He is the co-owner of five patents for the architecture and design of the WebManage Content Delivery system, Adaptive Policy Engine, and SLA Management. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree in electronics and instrumentation plus his MBA and post-MBA degrees from Baruch College in New York.
Articles by Vijay Basani
More Than Half of Users Reuse Passwords
Curtis Franklin Jr., Senior Editor at Dark Reading,  5/24/2018
Is Threat Intelligence Garbage?
Chris McDaniels, Chief Information Security Officer of Mosaic451,  5/23/2018
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PUBLISHED: 2018-05-26
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