Executive virtual roundtable

A Discussion THAT IS NOT TO BE MISSED

Why haven’t infrastructure teams
segmented already?

Networks seek to connect, and security seeks to isolate, so how does the infrastructure team tasked with uptime, performance and connectivity find the balance?

Join the discussion with Chief Evangelist Nathanael Iverson and breakdown infrastructure teams’ greatest challenges when segmenting their network and application infrastructure.

Key Discussion Points:
• Why are IP addresses holding infrastructure teams back from effective segmentation?
• How can teams move beyond partial CMDB and gain true visibility into connectivity?
• How can the right segmentation approach facilitate speed/automation across new architectures?
• Why is micro-segmentation a complement to existing infrastructure investments?

As Illumio’s Chief Evangelist, Natanael helps prospects and customers understand micro-segmentation in all its forms and how Illumio solve problems for organizations of all sizes. In previous roles with the company, he was responsible for training Illumio’s sales, systems engineering, and customer success teams after holding a variety of operational roles. He has over two decades of customer-facing experience, with a broad background in networking, security, and virtualization. Nathanael has held positions in systems engineering, product management, and technical marketing; has experience with enterprise data centers and telecommunications provider networks. He began his career designing and implementing large-scale data centers for the U.S. Air Force. Nathanael holds a degree in Communication Systems Design from the Community College of the Air Force.

As Illumio’s Chief Evangelist, Nathanael helps prospects and customers understand micro-segmentation in all its forms and how Illumio solve problems for organizations of all sizes. In previous roles with the company, he was responsible for training Illumio’s sales, systems engineering, and customer success teams after holding a variety of operational roles. He has over two decades of customer-facing experience, with a broad background in networking, security, and virtualization. Nathanael has held positions in systems engineering, product management, and technical marketing; has experience with enterprise data centers and telecommunications provider networks. He began his career designing and implementing large-scale data centers for the U.S. Air Force. Nathanael holds a degree in Communication Systems Design from the Community College of the Air Force.