Gregory S. "Greg" Clark is an Australian businessman, He founded the computer company Dascom, later to become part of Tivoli Software. He was the CEO of Symantec.
Clark graduated from Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, where he obtained a BSc. [1]
Clark started a computer company called Dascom with labs on the Gold Coast of Queensland and Santa Cruz, California. In 1999, Dascom was acquired by IBM's Tivoli Software division.
Clark has been subsequently associated with the following companies: [2]
He is the co-author of Security intelligence: a practitioner's guide to solving enterprise security challenges (2015). [10]
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