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Mike Denning Joins Verizon’s Enterprise Arm as Global Security VP


Mike Denning
Mike Denning

Mike Denning, formerly senior vice president and general manager of CA Technologies’ (NASDAQ: CA) security business unit, has joined Verizon Enterprise (NYSE: VZ) as vice president of global security.

He will be responsible for the company’s global security operations centers, cyber intelligence center, product management and development organization and security sales operations,  Verizon said Monday.

Denning previously served as VP and GM of VeriSign‘s (NASDAQ: VRSN) enterprise security services for more than 10 years and also held positions at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH) and MCI.

He was also a captain of field artillery at the U.S. Army.

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