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Michael Kehoe has held a variety of roles in the medical technology and healthcare industries since 1999. In 1999, they began as the New Product and Business Development Manager for SUBC Cardiovascular Inc. In 2004, they became the Vice President of Product Development for Medical Innovations International, Inc. In 2006, they took on the role of President for Discovery BioScience. From 2007 to 2022, they held two roles at Mayo Clinic, first as the Enterprise Information Technology Program Manager and then as the Operations Manager. In 2022, they began their current role as the Director of Strategic Programs at Ordr Inc., where they promote and supports strategic programs with the adoption and assimilation of the Ordr platform. Michael also facilitates complex, transformational initiatives and operational adoption recommendations to C-suite executives, senior management, and operational teams across disciplines.
Michael Kehoe obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota in 1982. In 1984, they completed a 10 month executive development certification program in Reflective Leadership from the University of Minnesota. In 2010, they earned a Master of Arts in Management from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota.
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In the hyper-connected enterprise, in which everything from simple IoT devices to complex multi-million-dollar systems are connected, traditional security solutions simply aren't effective and cannot scale to secure them. Ordr solves this problem, providing enterprises with complete visibility and security over every connected device - from traditional IT devices to IoT, IoMT and OT. The Ordr Systems Control Engine is the only purpose-built solution that uses advanced machine learning to discover and classify all devices, fully profile device behavior and risks at massive scale, and automate action. Ordr is unique in its ability to automate security, from dynamically generating segmentation policies that enable only "sanctioned" device communications, to triggering appropriate quarantine, scan, block policies for every class of device directly through the organization’s network and security infrastructure.