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NextSysSecure is a software security management business that provides innovative next-generation IT industry solutions to address the global need for USB security.  

                               Our keys to persistence are:

 A unique patent-pending product, determination, passion and vision.

NextSysSecure

   Established in 2007 as a network security, network monitoring and management consulting team.

NextSysSecure history

   2007 Founding of NextSysSecure with acquisition of NetworksAOK from Interloci purchase
   2007 Patent submitted for the monitoring of Ubiquitous devices
  2007 R&D of first generation product called USBMon 
   2007-2010 Continued development of USBMon product
   2011 Acquired Interloci domain and re-branded "All in One" network monitoring and management Virtual Appliance
   2011 Licensed patent-pending technology to PlzMayI
   2012 established a product relationship between NextSysSecure and PlzMayI products

Our Team

   Robert F. Hogan, Founder and CTO
Mr. Hogan focuses on core R&D, methods and protocols for the company's products. Mr. Hogan is a veteran of over 25 years in the computer industry. He has held various R&D management, team research and other senior technical positions.  Mr. Hogan was VP of Development for a desktop security company and contributed to a patent-pending security product.  He has designed and implemented hard real-time deterministic capabilities for Microsoft Windows and Linux environments at a leading vendor of real-time embedded tools and products. He has led R&D for various telecommunication products over disparate networks using hard and soft real-time applications as well as for embedded devices/systems. He was the Architect for a global information distribution product for a large Financial Services company.  Mr. Hogan has an MSCS in Computer Science from Boston University and degrees from Northeastern University in Computer Engineering and Applied Mathematics.

  A. Christian Jackson, Founder and GM
Mr. Jackson brings to NextSysSecure over 20 years of success in the Network and Resource Management field. Mr. Jackson has directed product development and sales of both Enterprise and Element management frameworks and point applications working for corporations such as Cabletron Systems (now Enterasys and Aprisma) and Wang Laboratories, as well as startups such as Infolibria. Many of these network management products still maintain a major presence in the industry. The CEO and founder of NextSysSecure Inc, a resource management consulting group, Mr. Jackson earned his BS in Business Management from the University of Massachusetts.

  Patricia Chrystycz, Vice President Marketing Solutions
Mrs. Chrystycz, brings to NextSysSecure over 20 years in high tech including marketing success in the Network and Resource management industry. Providing successful guidance to IT management customers in Europe and the US, Mrs. Chrystycz is credited with the marketing success for the 90's management phenomenon "Spectrum Enterprise & Element Manager" from Cabletron Systems. She guided the company's and (at that time) the industry's most successful intelligent management platform to customers around the globe. Patricia's experience as a Marketing professional, Industry Analyst and Consultant provides a depth of experience that can be used to make your company's "Go to Market" strategy a success, the first time out. Mrs. Chrystycz earned her BA in English/Technical Writing from Florida International University and an MBA from Nova Southeastern University.

  Dorna Caskie, Technical Business Development and Channel Support
Ms. Caskie has over 30 years experience in all aspects of software product creation.  Most recently, she worked for the mobile giant Nokia, providing competitive intelligence and market profiling for products that connect PCs to mobile devices. Previously, she worked as an R&D project manager, marketing advisor, and software engineer at Nokia, Cabletron Systems, Wang Laboratories, and Honeywell Information Systems.  She has been responsible for the design, development, marketing, and support of computer networking and application products.  As a new business consultant, she has coached start-ups in both the US and UK. In the early 1970’s, Ms. Caskie participated in several information systems and network projects at the Wharton School, sponsored by the Advanced Research Project Agency of the US Navy – forerunner of the internet.  Her most significant contribution to date has been the architecture of Wang’s “Transition to Open Systems Program”, which gave the company a technical and customer-driven model for integrating its legacy product solutions with emerging commodity technologies.

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