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About the Author Michael Abad-Santos is senior vice president of business development and strategy at BridgeComm, bringing more than 20 years of experience in the telecommunications and satellite industries with a focus on the government market sectors, both domestic and international. Prior to BridgeComm, Michael served as chief commercial officer at satellite communications solutions provider Trustcomm, Inc. before joining LeoSat Enterprises as senior vice president, Americas, overseeing commercial activities, strategy development and execution in the Americas region as well as government activities worldwide. In addition to helping secure pre-series A investments of $20 million, he helped secure two strategic investment partners and more than $2B million in pre-launch memorandums of understanding (MOUs) for commercial services. Michael also held various leadership roles at Inmarsat over a 10-year period, including serving as senior vice president of its global government division. A sought-after subject matter expert and speaker, he has presented at industry-leading events including SpaceCom, ITEXPO and MILCOM among others and is a consultant at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University working with Department of Defense leadership on the intersection of software engineering and space and weapons systems development. Michael can be reached online on LinkedIn and at our company website http://www.bridgecomminc.com/. Cyber Defense eMagazine – June 2021 Edition 52 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Don’t Wait, Automate How An Independent Management Plane Can Secure Your Network from Anywhere By Todd Rychecky, Vice President of Americas, Opengear Whether you’re an international e-commerce company, the local corner flower shop, or anything in between, in this perpetually connected world, your network is your business. If that network goes down, a business’s ability to communicate and transact goes down with it. While the CEO of that international company probably ends up on TV the next day trying to explain why the company’s numbers are off, the rest of us mostly just feel powerless and frustrated, but a network outage affects every business in some way. The good news is that there’s an equally simple and effective solution no matter the size of your business or your network – the independent management plane. The concept of an independent management plane is based on a relatively simple premise – don’t use your network to manage your network. In the past, it was known as out-of-band management, but as automation has continued to evolve, it has become all the more important – and all the more feasible – to create a truly independent platform for managing remote networks – a platform that will also help you create increased security and avoid dreaded truck rolls. Most of the time, when we hear about some monolithic company’s network going down, it's usually some sort of configuration error. Configuration and firmware updates typically need to be made several times a month, and when an error occurs, it locks the device – and it can lock you out right along with it. That's a real problem, so you have to regain access to it at all costs. Cyber Defense eMagazine – June 2021 Edition 53 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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