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Bob Brennan has been appointed CEO of of Veracode, Inc., the leader in cloud-based application security testing.  Prior to Veracode, Bob Brennan served as president and chief executive officer of Iron Mountain from June 2008 through April 2011 after having been the company's president and chief operating officer since November 2005. As president and CEO, Bob developed and implemented global operating strategies to drive growth, enhance customer service and ensure consistency and efficiency across the organization. He oversaw the company's operations in North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia Pacific, the worldwide Digital business unit, as well as all enterprise support functions including human resources, information technology, security and global standards.

Bob first served as Iron Mountain's president of North America when he joined in November 2004 through the acquisition of Connected Corporation, where he was chief executive officer. Prior to Connected, Bob was a general manager with Cisco; he also served as CEO of American Internet prior to its acquisition by Cisco. Earlier in his career, Bob held a series of increasingly senior general management positions at MicroAmerica and Merisel, both leaders in the distribution of technology products.

Bob holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Manhattan College.

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