Brad Miller joined the company in May 2000 as CEO. Under his leadership, company revenues have grown more than 3,000 percent. Based on that achievement, Perimeter was named to both the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and the Connecticut Technology Fast 50 four consecutive years, from 2004-2007. Perimeter's business success was detailed in The Business of Software by Michael Cusumano, Distinguished Professor of Management at MIT and BALLS 6 Rules for Winning Today's Business Game by Alexi Venneri. The Business of Software was recently honored as one of the top business books of 2004 by Steve Lohr of the New York Times.

                     

Mr. Miller was honored as Business New Haven's Innovator of the Year in 2009 and an Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist in 2001. In 2007, the firm was honored as the Frost & Sullivan North American Entrepreneurial Company of the Year. Previously, Mr. Miller served from July 1997 to April 2000 as Chief Operating Officer of PRG, the leading supplier of entertainment technology products and services with over $300 million in revenue. From July 1988 until June 1997, Mr. Miller was employed at Schroders PLC, most recently as a Director in the investment banking department.

CPA, CISA
As Chief Operating Officer of Perimeter, Mr. Dobrow is responsible for all security operations. Prior to Perimeter, Mr. Dobrow co-founded Guarded Networks, a managed security service provider for financial institutions. At Guarded Networks, Mr. Dobrow was responsible for the overall strategic direction and operational management of the company. Prior to Guarded Networks, Mr. Dobrow served as a Practice Leader for leading professional services companies such as Price Waterhouse and Andersen in their technology risk businesses.Over the past ten years, Mr. Dobrow has aided Fortune 500 companies and financial institutions of all sizes build secure network architectures, assess impact of security related events and help to develop corporate-wide information security frameworks. Mr. Dobrow is experienced in regulatory compliance requirements of financial institutions and has been involved in many cases of aiding financial institutions to meet their regulatory compliance requirements by working closely with FDIC, Federal Reserve Bank, OCC, OTS and NCUA examiners.

Mr. Dobrow has obtained license as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA). Mr. Dobrow currently develops curriculum for information security programs at the university level and is an instructor of Information Security in Florida International University's Masters of Information Systems program.

As Chief Strategy Officer of Perimeter, Doug is responsible for the Mergers & Acquisition and the Service Strategy for the Company. In addition, he is the President of USA.NET which is wholly owned subsidiary of Perimeter.

Prior to joining Perimeter, he served as COO of BT Counterpane where he was responsible for the business's ongoing operations. He led a team responsible for the development, implementation, operations, and marketing of BT Counterpane's product and service line. Earlier he served as Vice President of Security and Business Continuity for AT&T Corp. There, Doug formed an organization that developed and launched new security services for each of the company's business lines of service - commercial, government, wholesale - as well providing direction for the business continuity practice that delivered solutions for AT&T and its clients.

Doug started his career in the US Air Force working under the direct command of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the Pentagon. After the military, he moved into the private sector and held positions in sales, operations, engineering, product management and business development for companies such as Sprint, FLAG Telecom, Telenet, and Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC). He founded Technology Research International, Inc. in 1989, which was purchased by NBC Broadcasting in 1991. He is currently a member of IEEE, AHIMA, and the IATF Forum.