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Pavel Minarik

As Acting CISO at Progress, Pavel Minarik is responsible for overseeing enterprise-wide information security strategy, risk management and regulatory compliance. His role is focused on aligning security initiatives with business objectives, strengthening security posture, building resilient security programs and leading cross-functional teams in complex, fast-paced environments.

As Vice President of Product Security at Progress, he is responsible for the secure software development life cycle across all Progress products, defining and implementing product security standards and ensuring that security is inherent to the product development practice. As part of M&A initiatives, Pavel leads the product security reviews and assessments during technical due diligence.

In his previous role as Vice President of Technology, he was responsible for overarching technology strategy of Progress’ Infrastructure Management products such as Flowmon, Loadmaster and WhatsUp Gold as well as experimental development in this area. With his experience as the former CTO of Flowmon Networks (acquired by Progress) Pavel led the product management for the flagship NPMD & NDR product Flowmon. Flowmon is a solution for IT professionals that enable businesses to ensure their services are running well and securely, and their workforce is productive.

As a former senior researcher at the Institute of Computer Science of Masaryk University, Pavel has participated in several research and development projects in the domain of network traffic monitoring, analysis and cybersecurity. He is also the author of more than ten publications on behavior analysis and algorithms for traffic processing and anomaly detection summarized in his PhD thesis “Building a System for Network Security Monitoring.”

 

Articles by the Author

DDoS Protection tool without BGP Peering Analysis? Why not?
It is difficult to count how many times I have been involved in discussions about the role of BGP peering analysis in DDoS protection. Usually, people think of how these technologies are connected together, so I have decided to share my point of view in various scenarios.
Flowmon 10.0 - Where the Revolution Begins
The new major Flowmon release is out. Take a sneak peek into the Flowmon 10.0 revised user interface and the concept of distributed architecture in this article from our CTO, Pavel Minarik.
Debunking 4 Myths about NetFlow data
Flow data (NetFlow/IPFIX, etc.) has been generally known about in the IT community for years, and is used, for example, in use cases such as billing, capacity planning and DDoS protection, primarily in the Telco segment. Enterprises, their IT managers and CIOs have only recently started exploring its tremendous potential. Yet, myths preventing faster adoption of flow technology are still being perpetuated in the networking community. Let's look at the 4 major ones.
Tuning the Network Behavior Analysis
Today, we are busting a myth about configurating and tuning of the NBA / UEBA solution to be time consuming project. Come and learn how you can tune Flowmon ADS in an hour.
Network-based Application Performance Monitoring
Are you interested in how your application behaves to your customers or employees from their point of view? What is their user experience? With network-based Application Performance Monitoring you can measure delays in network and application for all transactions of all users. Check this blog post to see how it works.
Continuous packet capture or flow monitoring?
We in Flowmon Networks believe that merging flow and packet level visibility into one versatile solution is the technology that will help us to scale to future performance and capacity needs while preserving detailed information about network traffic.
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