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N2Grate’s Steve Halligan Looks to Software-Defined Networking as Growth Opportunity


Steve Halligan

TYSONS CORNER, VA, Dec. 13, 2017 — Steve Halligan, co-founder of information technology company n2Grate Government Technology Solutions, has said software-defined networking is a key growth area as organizations seek to adopt proactive network management to address threats and vulnerabilities.

He told ExecutiveBiz in an interview published Thursday that cloud and network transitions also present opportunities, while technologies such as predictive security, big data analytics, artificial intelligence and blockchain are also emerging as investment prospects.

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