How can we defend networks now that the perimeter has all but disappeared? With our data now often residing outside the premises in the cloud and on myriad connected devices while intruders are likely to be inside all of our networks, how can we keep networks secure?
SC's Tony Morbin spoke to Chief Customer Officer & Co-Founder of Extrahop, Raja Mukerji to defending networks, data on the cloud on services such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, or held on devices outside the network, AI and machine learning, automated responses, and what comes next - should we be proactively hunting potential attackers outside our network?
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Raja Mukerji is the Chief Customer Officer (CCO) and co-founder at ExtraHop Networks where he is responsible for Customer Services, Solutions Architecture, Business Development, and Technical Alliances. Raja drives customer success, leveraging his operational background in the financial-services industry.
Raja co-founded ExtraHop in 2007, after a seven-year tenure at F5 Networks where he was a Senior Software Architect and co-inventor of the TMOS platform. Raja was a lead developer behind the BIG-IP v9 product and the major accounts liaison for critical customer-facing issues within Product Development. Before F5, Raja worked as a Technology Architect at Strong Capital Management.
Raja is a renowned expert in application delivery and network protocols. He was involved in the FreeBSD project and contributed several enhancements to its TCP stack. Raja holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering.