Scott Brousseau Email & Phone Number

Wenonah, Nj, Us

7 Lenape Trail

PBG Networks is an enterprise solutions and infrastructure services firm with a focus on high-performance computing and cybersecurity. Our focus is to make your datacenter invisible. We achieve this with various technologies that allow you to focus on your business whether they be HCI, Cloud or a mixture of both technologies.

259 East Browning Road Bellmawr, New Jersey

Founded in 1996, PBG Networks specializes in the Education and Healthcare sectors, a leading integrator of technology solutions, as well as both managed and professional services. Our core focus areas are cloud solutions and high performance data-centers with an emphasis on collaboration, IT infrastructure, services capabilities, and security. Along with our world class team of engineers we can develop and deliver innovative, scalable, and cost effective (IT) solutions.

Fort Monmouth Nj

In October 2005 PBG Networks was awarded the NSO contract under the CECOM Rapid Response (CR-2) vehicle with Partner L3 Communications. PBG would now oversee all network security for the DoD JCALS initiative. PBG also had the daunting task of upgrading the military’s aging network. Scott spearheaded the effort and was instrumental in creating the largest full-mesh network ever established, connecting more than 110 bases with a total of 12,000 connections around the United States.

Marlton, New Jersey, United States

Aramax Technologies and Consulting (ATC) was a government defense contractor supplying network security services to the U.S. Army Site Operations Support Center (SOSC) under the Technical Integration Engineering Support (TIES) contract later amended to (TIES2). ATC was most noted for the contributions by its founder and Chief Architect Scott Brousseau to the Next-Gen project a joint effort between the U.S. Army and Citrix. Scott worked with the U.S. Army to provide security guidelines on the design of Citrix Metaframe to be implemented in FR2. The Patricia Bennett Group, Inc., or as its presently known PBG Networks had heard of the work Scott was doing and acquired ATC in September 2005.