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Francis Dinha
Francis Dinha is the founder and CEO of OpenVPN, a provider of next-generation secure and scalable communication services. With over 60 million downloads since 2002, OpenVPN’s award-winning open source VPN protocol has established itself as the de facto standard in the networking space. The company’s promotional product Access Server is designed for businesses, providing secure access to a private enterprise network, in the cloud or on-premise. Before he founded OpenVPN, Francis was the CEO at Iraq Development and Investment Projects where he played a principal role in architecting a joint venture to win the mobile communication license in Iraq. He has served as an architect and broadband system engineer at Ericsson, where he worked both in the U.S. and Sweden. Francis was also the founder and CTO of PacketStream, a company whose patented technology enabled dynamic Quality of Service provisioning of IP networks. Francis has a Master of Science in computer engineering from the University of Linkoping in Sweden.

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5 Security  Mistakes Your Remote Team is Making Right Now

| | COVID-19, Data Security, Network Security, remote access, remote workers, Wi-Fi
Businesses across the globe are now facing a new reality: working from home. Secure remote access to company resources has never been more prevalent or more essential; teams are shifting from the office to their living rooms in droves to keep each other and their communities safe from the spread ... Read More
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When Should a Startup Hire a CISO?

| | CISO, CISO attributes, CISO skills, company security, Startups
A CISO is an important role in organizations of any size. But how big should a company grow before hiring one? When a business starts from the ground floor, it’s usually a small team wearing a lot of different hats. The head of Marketing will also be the HR manager, ... Read More
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