Making The Security Case For A Software-Defined Perimeter
8/18/2015With SDP, organizations can create an 'invisible' infrastructure that only authorized users and devices can access. Here’s why it’s time has come.
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President & CEO, Cryptzone News & Commentary Posts: 1Kurt A. Mueffelmann is president and chief executive officer of Cryptzone. Mueffelmann draws on over 20 years of experience helping high-tech companies reach their growth potential. He is responsible for defining and directing Cryptzone's worldwide strategic vision and operational direction, product strategy, sales and market expansion and international growth activities. Additionally, Mueffelmann is a member of Cryptzone's board of directors.
Prior to joining Cryptzone, Mueffelmann was president and CEO of HiSoftware, acquired by Cryptzone in 2014. Prior to that, Mueffelmann was vice president and general manager of both the document output solutions and business process solutions lines of business for Bottomline Technologies. He has also served as president and CEO of Create!form International, Inc, a document output solutions software company, acquired by Bottomline in September 2003. He has served as president and CEO of RealWorld Corporation during the late 1990s. He orchestrated RealWorld's acquisition by Great Plains (Microsoft) in 2000.
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With SDP, organizations can create an 'invisible' infrastructure that only authorized users and devices can access. Here’s why it’s time has come.
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