Glenn Johnson Email & Phone Number

Greenville, SC, US

The Vizius Group is a think tank of cybersecurity consultants who understand the mechanics and business value of risk reduction. As its CEO and one of the principal engineers, it's my privilege to lead the team in delivering on the promise of reducing cyber risk for our clients.

Kingston, St Andrews, JM

High Point, NC, US

• I’m privileged to serve on the executive team at North State and get to focus on three critical areas:
• Carrier Network Engineering – I lead the team of folks that manage the core, distribution and edge network for fiber and copper-based broadband, IPTV and voice services. We provide the engineering support for the.
• Corporate Technology – From our OSS/BSS system (does anybody like theirs?) to cloud strategy, my team works to improve the tools our business depends on. Through our focus on simplification, standardization and.
• Data Security – It’s easier to implement meaningful data security controls and practices when we can (re)implement technology with an appropriate focus on security from the outset. Internal and externally facing.

Stalwart has an overt and continued focus on the ‘what’s next’ with respect to the evolving IT landscape and changing customer needs. As the trusted advisor for so many medium to large enterprise clients in the Carolinas and Georgia, we believe it is incumbent on us to think ahead and tailor our offerings and strategy to make them more successful.With this.

As Stalwart continues to grow, we've realized the need to incubate several of the opportunities I've worked on over the past year or so. We've recently formed a research and development organization within Stalwart that I'll be spearheading. Within this group we've dedicated resources to growing our RSA professional and managed service practice and will.

While at Stalwart I obtained my CISA, CCVP, CCSP and RSA/Trend engineer certifications. I spend a significant portion of my time in network security audits and assessments but am frequently involved in network and security infrastructure projects. This is intentional on the part of the company and is based on the conviction that security has to be.

I started working for the network group where I passed my CCIE written and obtained my CISSP certification. I was frequently involved in WAN and LAN networking projects but began to transition more and more into IT security assessment projects.

I spent a number of years in the Unix and Network groups, straddling both responsibilities. We managed over 300 Unix servers (Sun/HP/IBM) for a software development project. Interface with the NASA and NASDA required networking and security management skills and I shouldered a position as the interface between the system and network groups.