Separate Teams, Same Target: Defending the Network in Zero Time – Network to Code Triple-T
Uniting NetOps & SecOps to close the change window vulnerability
For years, NetOps and SecOps worked separate tracks. That no longer holds. The network is now the front door for attackers and the outer shield every security control depends on. Firewalls, VPN gateways, and routers sit on both teams’ turf.
With AI on the attack side, exploitation now starts, on average, a week before the patch exists. Fixing a known-exploited vulnerability takes a median 43 days: a ticket, a change board, a change window. Manual handoffs that work at 500 devices break at 5,000.
We call this Zero Time. Security can flag the risk, but only the network can close it. You can’t secure what you can’t change.
Jeff Bradbury has over 20 years’ experience in demanding and progressively challenging management positions, and over 15 years focusing exclusively on Marketing and Sales excellence. With an extensive background as a marketing executive, Jeff has successfully led a variety of technology companies through critical high-growth phases. As the Vice President of Marketing for Network to Code, Jeff spearheads strategic growth initiatives, shapes market positioning, and fosters customer engagement. His efforts guide clients into and through their network automation journeys.
Jeff Bradbury previously held executive marketing positions at several companies, including ALL.SPACE, Hughes Network Systems, B.E. Meyers, and Fortress Technologies. While at Hughes, Jeff oversaw the creation of the marketing team and launch of their SD-WAN portfolio. And while at Fortress Technologies he drove the market expansion and growth strategy that saw Fortress Technologies more than double in size and led to its acquisition by General Dynamics. Jeff holds a Master of Business Administration in Marketing from George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy
