As a Research VP for infrastructure protection, Jeremy D'Hoinne assists chief information security officers and their teams to develop strategies to protect against advanced threats. Mr. D'Hoinne's research focuses on infrastructure protection which includes remote access (VPN, ZTNA), web application and API protection, network detection and response, and network segmentation. He also covers emerging technologies, such as breach and attack simulation, and monitors the progresses of AI uses for cybersecurity.
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. D'Hoinne has helped a network security vendor in creating a network firewall, mixing innovations with improvements, and garnering feedback of enterprises. He has defined several product lines and software versions, which provided his company with a strong roadmap and a valuable message supporting its technology.
Using his experience in penetration testing and R&D development, he has developed a set of zero-day protections against various network threats.
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Director of Product
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Security Watch Team Leader
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R&D Security Engineer
Security of Applications and Data
Security Operations
Infrastructure Security
Master's degree in Engineering, Engineering - Network Security
1advanced threat detection: network detection and response Breach and attack simulation
2Security of the Future of work: Remote access design and technologies
3Use of artificial intelligence to improve security
4Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) and Web application firewall (WAF)
5Network security decision (segmentation, IPv6, DMZ and data center design, and technology selection)