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Jim O’Neill Joins Board at NeuralIQ

Jim O'Neill
Jim O'Neill

Jim O’Neill  joined the board of NeuralIQ, a leading provider of intelligence to combat attacks in cyberspace, last month. O’Neill brings approximately 30 years of experience in the technology industry to his new position with NeuralIQ.

O’Neill has held senior management positions with a variety of industry leaders including Northrop Grumman, Oracle, CompuDyne and Siemens. His experience is predominately with networks, large system integration, electronics, computer technology and communications.

NeuralIQ provides intrusion forensics services for a variety of networks.

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