Technology >> CEO Interviews >> April 9, 2004

RAJEEV KHANOLKAR – NetFORENSICS

RAJEEV KHANOLKAR launched netForensics after developing the concept of security data correlation, normalization and reporting. While his strong background in management, engineering and mathematics have been used to provide strategic direction to the company, his entrepreneurial spirit has positioned netForensics as one of the premier security management providers in the industry. He brings over 20 years of experience in technology and IT management to his role as netForensics Chief Executive Officer and co-founder. Born in Bombay, Mr. Khanolkar left India in 1978 to pursue higher education in Great Britain. Raised in a family of successful civil engineers that had designed hospitals, government buildings and Cricket stadiums, Mr. Khanolkar spent his early career developing his business acumen and engineering skills at several large UK based organizations. In 1988, he and netForensics co-founder Niten Ved, evolved NetCom Systems, a 100-person professional services company. Focused on the expert integration of enterprise system and network management software from Computer Associates and Hewlett Packard, NetCom Systems achieved major recognition from the top tier Wall Street firms, including developing award-winning software that provided the basis for its spin-off, netForensics. Prior to NetCom Systems, Mr. Khanolkar held a number of senior management and IT and consulting position at Xecute Information Systems, Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association and General Electric Corporation Turbine Generators. He holds a Master of Science in Thermodynamics from the University of Birmingham, Great Britain and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India. Khanolkar also is a Charter Engineer Member of Institute of Engineering, UK. Profile
TWST: Mr. Khanolkar, could you briefly give us an overview of

netForensics, tell us about your products, your services, and a picture

of things as they are now?

Mr. Khanolkar: netForensics was