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Rob Rodriguez
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Robert Rodriguez is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in the Information Technology and Intelligence fields. He currently serves as the Vice President of Sales at Cimcor, the home of CimTrak, the leading real-time File Integrity Monitoring and System Assurance solution on the market. In addition to his role at Cimcor, Robert has held several notable positions, including Senior Director of Engineering at a CyberSecurity Software company, Manager of Cyber Security for a Fortune 500 Utility, and IT Manager at the largest privately held bank in the United States. Prior to his public work, Robert served in the Marine Corps for nine years as an Intelligence Collector and Instructor at the US Army Intelligence Center. Robert holds an active Top Secret clearance and is a proud husband and father of three sons.

Firewall Migration Checklist: Complete 10-Step Guide for IT Teams

| | Firewall Migration
What is a Firewall Migration (and Why It Happens) A firewall migration is the process of moving rules, policies, and configurations from one firewall to another, whether that’s switching vendors, ... Read More
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Security Basics in a Hybrid Environment

| | AppSec, Cybersecurity, Network Security, Security Basics
Half of respondents to the recent ActualTech Media MegaCast: Ensuring Trust and Security in Enterprise IT and the Cloud survey were not confident that their data is as secure in the cloud as it is on-premises. Businesses are concerned they’ll lose control of their environment, become unable to define and ... Read More
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Network visibility is a differentiator for innovation

| | FireMon Experts, Firewall Solutions, Future of the Firewall
Before working for FireMon, I was a cybersecurity professional at a Fortune 500 where I inherited a lot of firewalls with a lot of rules. Complexity was king, and chaos reigned, but implementing FireMon made all the difference in managing our network. While in the trenches, I was always looking ... Read More
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