Joe Sarno
Fortinet, the global cybersecurity leader driving the convergence of networking and security, has announced the appointment of Joe Sarno as Executive Vice-President (EVP) of International Sales.
In the role, Joe will oversee Fortinet’s International Sales business and join Fortinet‘s Executive Leadership team, which brings together decades of expertise to deliver industry-leading solutions to over half a million customers.
Malaysia, 24 July 2024 – Joe Sarno, Executive Vice-President, International Sales says, “The cybersecurity landscape is changing rapidly, with threats escalating every day. Across the geopolitical, technological, and societal landscapes, I believe we are witnessing a call for a new era of cybersecurity, and a stronger move towards convergence and consolidation.
The first era of security was protecting the connection, the second era was protecting the application, and now the third era will protect the data and safety of human lives. In my enhanced role, I look forward to executing our mission to protect people, data, and devices everywhere, while enabling economic growth, trust, and stability in the modern digital society.”
Joe has an impressive tenure at Fortinet approaching nearly two decades, with over 30 years of cybersecurity industry experience. Holding a pivotal role in steering brand growth and operational excellence, Joe was most recently Senior Vice President for the International Emerging region and APJ, where he implemented the growth strategy for over 120 countries.
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