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Jatin Sachdeva

Principal Field CTO - Cybersecurity

Global Security Architecture Team (GSAT)

Jatin Sachdeva is currently a Principal Security Architect and Field CTO Cybersecurity at Cisco. He has been working at Cisco as a Security Specialist for the last 20 years. In his current role, he works with Cisco's large and strategic clients, advising on security solutions and architectures, with a focus on cross-architectural, business as well as deep technology outcomes. As Field Advisor, Jatin is actively involved with Cisco's product teams providing guidance on the security strategy and product futures and also regularly provides guidance and technical enablement to Cisco's Systems Architects. Jatin is an avid speaker at Cisco Live and other security industry events as well as local professional groups. He has been in the security industry for a total of 24 years. Prior to joining Cisco, Jatin has worked in security consulting, design, implementation and auditing. Jatin holds an engineering degree and maintains several respected industry security certifications to have a vendor neutral view on all things security.

Articles

July 17, 2020

SECURITY

Unleashing SecureX on a real Cyber Campaign

9 min read

Let’s take a look under the hood as the industry learns to define what we should all expect from a security platform. And while I have your attention, I am going to attempt to thoroughly explain how SecureX delivers simplicity, visibility and efficiency through a cloud-native, built-in platform with an emerging use case.

October 5, 2018

SECURITY

Next Gen Policy : Why Context is King!

5 min read

With BYOD, virtualisation, cloud adoption, and IoT becoming commonplace in most organisations, users, devices and workloads are more dynamic than ever.

July 11, 2018

SECURITY

Security with Privacy – Solving the encryption problem without decryption

2 min read

Cisco has also developed several mechanisms in core network infrastructure and services to help organisations detect threats and enforce AUP without breaking applications and user privacy.