Chris Jordan has worked in security for more than thirty years, and is currently CEO of Fluency Corp. Founder and CEO of Endeavor Security (acquired 2009 by McAfee), he was vice president of McAfee’s Threat Intelligence. Mr. Jordan started Endeavor Security in order to pursue innovations to address shortcomings in operations security and enterprise security, much of the same passion driving his most recent startup, SecurityDo. The result of Endeavor was a series of products to automate signatures and detect new threats to an organization, which was primarily funded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the National Security Agency (NSA). This led to providing the intelligence behind many network products, to include Secure Computing’s Gauntlet Firewall, Watchguard, Trustwave, D-Link and Clavister. The tool that aided in the discovery and development of the intelligence, advanced malware protection (AMP), later became renamed McAfee Network Threat Response (NTR). NTR remains a key component to McAfee’s intelligence. Prior to Endeavor Security, Mr. Jordan also founded a security services company, Endeavor Systems, which was acquired by Telesis. Mr Jordan developed and managed a number of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT) for several government and commercial organizations. These include the DoD CERT, Army CERT, FAA CISRC, NetSec (now Verizon SOC), JP Morgan CERT and Dupont CERT.Specialties: research, management, author
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