Jeff Jones is a 24-year security industry professional that has spent the last several years at Microsoft helping drive security and privacy progress as part of the Trustworthy Computing group. In this role, Jeff draws upon his security experience to work with enterprise CSOs and Microsoft’s internal security teams to drive practical and measurable security improvements into Microsoft process and products. Prior to Microsoft, Jeff was the vice president of product management for security products at Network Associates where his responsibilities included PGP, Gauntlet and Cybercop products, and several improvements in the McAfee product line. These latest positions cap a career focused on security, managing risk, building custom firewalls and being involved in Darpa security research projects while part of Trusted Information Systems. Jeff is a frequent global speaker and writer on security topics ranging from the very technical to more high level, CxO-focused topics such as Security TCO and metrics. Jeff is also a contributor the Microsoft Security Blog (http://blogs.technet.com/security) and writes on a wide range of personal interests (e.g. books, poker, gaming) at http://securityjones.com.
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