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CTO Marshall Heilman on How Mandiant Gets by With a Little Help From Its Friends
Mandiant had the opportunity to become truly vendor-agnostic once the company sold its FireEye products business, since renamed Trellix, to Symphony Technology Group in October, according to executive vice president and chief technology officer Marshall Heilman. Heilman says Mandiant has therefore pursued deep integrations with all the leading vendors in the endpoint security space.
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In a video interview with Information Security Media Group at RSA Conference 2022, Heilman discusses:
- Why partnerships are central to Mandiant's strategy;
- The latest integration with CrowdStrike and SentinelOne;
- What getting bought by Google means for the company.
Heilman has more than 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, holding executive leadership and technical roles. He has worked at Mandiant for the last 15 years. Heilman previously had responsibility for all managed detection and response services and for ensuring front-line threat knowledge was integrated throughout FireEye/Mandiant Products and Services. Before that, he served as vice president and consulting CTO with global responsibility for incident response and red/blue team engagements. Prior to joining Mandiant in 2006, Heilman was a U.S. Marine, specializing in information security.
