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John Kimberly

Sr. Technical Sales Engineer at SDO

John Kimberly is a well-versed professional with a rich background in various technical roles across multiple organizations.

He holds a degree from Clayton State University and is an alumnus of M.D. Collins High School.

John has held significant positions such as Senior Technical Sales Engineer at Secret Double Octopus, Major at Civil Air Patrol, Technical Solutions Engineer at Tanium, and Senior Systems Engineer at Centrify Corporation.

Additionally, he has diverse experience in roles like Senior Professional Services at SMS Systems Maintenance Services, Sr. Open Systems Architect at Georgia Technology Authority, and Senior UNIX Administrator at John H. Harland Co.

His expertise extends to Professional Services Management at Emtec, Inc., UNIX Systems Support Engineering at Transquest Information Systems, and Professional Services and Support Management at Applied Software Technology.

John's career also includes roles such as Senior UNIX Instructor at D&B Software, UNIX Support Engineering at Siemens / Nixdorf Information Systems, and Computer Center Management at Radio Shack.

With a broad spectrum of experience, John Kimberly has showcased his proficiency in technical roles and management positions throughout his career.

Highlights

Sep 19 · linkedin

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Technical Sales Engineer at Secret Double Octopus!

Sep 10 · linkedin

I would like to personally invite you to a presentation about Linear Enterprise Endpoint Management, being presented “virtually” at the Atlanta Chapter of ISACA on Friday 9/17 at 11:00 AM. This discussion will cover the Security and Operations sides of managing endpoints, and will emphasize:   --> What endpoints are in your environment, and do you even know how many there are? -->  What software is running on those endpoints, and what versions? Do any of those version have vulnerabilities? -->  For endpoints that can be managed, are they getting patched, if so how, and how confident are you that everything is getting successfully patched? -->  How many software licenses are your endpoints consuming? Are you consuming more software than owned licenses, or do you pay for more licenses that you are consuming? -->  How is my enterprise able to adhere to the latest CIS Security controls framework, particularly CIS Controls #1 and #2 regarding an accurate and complete inventory of all software and hardware assets?   This is only a sample of the discussion and presentation, and I’m eager to see you in attendance at this event.   The registration information is below, which also provides a richer description of the presentation:   https://lnkd.in/dXMuYn5r

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Atlanta Metropolitan Area