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Nikesh B Simmandree is a Systems Engineer at AFRINIC. In this role, he provides support for the organization’s computer systems and related infrastructure for staff and members in RIR’s service region. His background is in the areas of systems and networks engineering, cybersecurity, Internet governance & policy, and cyber law. He holds a BSc in Systems Engineering and a number of industry certifications. He participates in many Internet Governance meetings and forums, and is keen to be involved in shaping the future of the Internet and its continuity. | Nikesh B Simmandree is a Systems Engineer at AFRINIC. In this role, he provides support for the organization’s computer systems and related infrastructure for staff and members in RIR’s service region. His background is in the areas of systems and networks engineering, cybersecurity, Internet governance & policy, and cyber law. He holds a BSc in Systems Engineering and a number of industry certifications. He participates in many Internet Governance meetings and forums, and is keen to be involved in shaping the future of the Internet and its continuity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 18 July 2024
Nikesh B Simmandree is a Systems Engineer at AFRINIC. In this role, he provides support for the organization’s computer systems and related infrastructure for staff and members in RIR’s service region. His background is in the areas of systems and networks engineering, cybersecurity, Internet governance & policy, and cyber law. He holds a BSc in Systems Engineering and a number of industry certifications. He participates in many Internet Governance meetings and forums, and is keen to be involved in shaping the future of the Internet and its continuity.