In this Podcast Episode
Rob McNealy interviews internet security expert Monte Robertson about spyware, trojans, worms, hacking and more for cyber security month.
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Monte Robertson’s Bio
Monte Robertson is the president and CEO of Software Security Solutions (SSS). He founded the Colorado-based company in October of 2001. With more than 16 years of experience, Robertson helped establish the Spyware industry. He helped expose the threat before most people even knew it was “out there” in early 2002 while working with the world’s first commercially available Anti-Spyware, a start-up product called PestPatrol.
SSS continues to research, evaluate and bring new products to its customers and is a reseller for only best-in-class independent security solutions. He believes in solutions that anticipate new threats rather than reacting to them. As a Security VAR, SSS is under constant attack. Monte uses the very products he recommends to protect his company. Before the end of the year, SSS will be announcing a new product, under development at the company, to defeat exploits. Robertson is a RCDD, has a certificate in Project Based Management from the University of Denver. He has presented to numerous associations on computer security related topics and is relied on as an industry resource for Business Solutions and CRN magazines.
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