Author: Joanna Crews|| Date Published: February 15, 2018
Craig Mueller, formerly director of federal civilian sales at FireEye (Nasdaq: FEYE), has been promoted to vice president of federal sales at the California-based security company, Homeland Security Today reported Wednesday.
The report said Mueller will aim to identify, expand and implement FireEye’s federal government sales strategy in his new position.
“FireEye™s innovative technology, industry leading threat intelligence, and world-class expertise offers our federal customers extensive capabilities that help provide significant defenses against today™s emerging cyber threats,” said Mueller in the report. “FireEye is committed to helping safeguard our customers critical assets by utilizing the years of experience we™ve had combating the attackers on the front lines, and I am proud to continue this mission, supporting the needs of our federal clients.”
He joined the company in 2014 after serving a similar role at CipherCloud. Prior to that, he served as a regional sales manager at BMC Software, which he joined through the software and services provider’s acquisition of BladeLogic. He also managed federal accounts at Cisco Systems (Nasdaq: CSCO), PTC and Witness Systems.
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Craig Mueller, formerly director of federal civilian sales at FireEye (Nasdaq: FEYE), has been promoted to vice president of federal sales at the California-based security company, Homeland Security Today reported Wednesday.
