Cliff Duffey, President and Founder at Cybera

President and Founder at Cybera

Cliff Duffey has served as Cybera's President since founding the company in February, 2001. As president, he has been the architect of Cybera's growth and emergence as a leading security technology company. Prior to Cybera, Duffey served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at Covad, managing the acquisition and integration of BlueStar Communications. Duffey was Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at BlueStar Communications, where he managed technology strategy, business development, product marketing, and the rollout of BlueStar's network of 450 U.S. data centers. He also held management positions with Ascend Communications up until its acquisition by Lucent, and Intermedia Communications. Duffey holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Clemson University.

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How Smaller Retailers Can Leverage SD-WAN to Win on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Beyond

November 26, 2019

One of the greatest technology equalizers for a smaller retailer’s digital transformation this holiday season is a software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) platform that provides the network foundation for greater business and IT agility, flexibility, and security.

How Smaller Retailers Can Leverage SD-WAN to Win on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Beyond

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