#304 - Najaf Gillani - Chief Software Development Officer at OpSec Security
Today we are talking to Najaf Gillani, the Chief Software Development Officer at OpSec Security. And we discuss the technology they use to protect the world's biggest brands, why having an innovative mindset will make every day exciting, and the advantages of working at a company with an appetite for disruption.
All of this, right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!
Check them out now at opsecsecurity.com!
About Najaf:
Najaf Gillani is OpSec Security’s Chief Technology Officer in charge of managing a robust team of software engineers for OpSec Security – the leading Brand Authentication and Protection Solution provider.
He has over 20 years of experience running Global Software Engineering teams working for eCommerce giants like eBay, Walmart, Macy's & technology disruptors like Openwave systems. Along with his strong professional experience, he has an entrepreneurial background and has a solid business acumen, which allowed him to start and run a few businesses successfully.
Najaf’s passion for technology has helped companies build many complex platforms to meet customer needs and to solve key customer problems. He started several innovation labs during his career to incubate new ideas and built many proofs of concepts to disrupt different markets. He also serves on the Advisory Board at Ithaca College, NY for their Cyber Security Program.
About OpSec:
OpSec Security is the global market leader in securing and protecting brands. After decades of leadership in brand protection technology, OpSec grew to become the leading provider of fully integrated brand and document security, providing companies and governments with myriad solutions to help our customers ensure brand quality, reputation, and integrity.
OpSec is a leading innovator in online brand and digital content protection, offering our clients end-to-end safeguards against counterfeiting, piracy, and unauthorized usage. We continue to innovate, finding increasingly advanced ways to meet an ever-growing range of threats. Even as the counterfeiters, pirates, and other bad actors employ more sophisticated ways to damage your brand, we never stop getting better at protecting it.
For more information, visit www.opsecsecurity.com