Brent Potter (Wyckoff) | Blogspot

A resident of Wyckoff, New Jersey, Brent Potter is an IT professional who serves as the vice president of vulnerability management for Morgan Stanley in New York City. Outside of his professional life, Brent Potter cheers on the New York Giants, a team that plays their homes games approximately 30 miles from his home in Wyckoff. In early March, the New York Giants finalized its coaching staff for the 2017 season. In addition to promoting one member of the team’s existing staff, the Giants hired two new coaches.  Head coach Ben McAdoo promoted former defensive assistant Rob Leonard to the role of assistant defensive line coach, replacing Jeff Zgonina, who accepted a job with the San Francisco 49ers in February. Leonard has been with the Giants since 2013 and previously served as a graduate assistant at North Carolina State University.  Filling Leonard’s previous post is Bobby Blick, who spent last season as the director of player personnel for Army West Point. Blick has also...

Based in New York, Brent Potter of Wyckoff NJ serves as an information security leader and vice president of vulnerability management at Morgan Stanley. An executive leader in information technology and technical engineering, he possesses a diverse technological skill set that enabled him to create a vulnerability reporting program to support the firm’s governance, risk, and compliance model. His role at Morgan Stanley includes utilizing IT tools and solutions to address objectives for business and IT security and proactively respond to potential security threats. Brent Potter of Wyckoff NJ also works closely with internal technology units and vendors in the business and technology sectors to provide security tooling and metrics. Prior to his current role at Morgan Stanley, he held leadership positions in several other departments. He joined the company in 2000 as global ISG messaging and engineering manager, in which role he oversaw an international desktop engineering team and im...