Bernard Parsons
Bernard Parsons is the CEO and Co-Founder of Becrypt.
Establishing Becrypt in 2001 with the aim of addressing the growing security requirements of endpoint technology, Bernard has built the company into a leading supplier of end-user device security products and services, with a focus on product assurance, multiple platform support and flexible delivery: from being embedded within the platform, to hosted within the Cloud.
Furthermore, Bernard has ensured Becrypt helps the most security-conscious organisations to be positioned as leaders in enabling value from the use of secure technology.
For his dedication to digital technology, Bernard was bestowed with an MBE in the 2018 New Year’s Honours List.
LATEST NEWS
Druva launches API integration with FireEye
Druva has launched an API integration with FireEye to provide greater insight and control over endpoint backup data. It claims that the API will...
Fleeceware masquerading as VPNs on Apple Store
Fleeceware masquerading as VPNs is sitting on the Apple App Store says security vendor, Avast. It claims the apps overcharge users and do not...
Equigy harnesses blockchain and consumer-based electricity storage
In late April 2020, Equigy launched. Equigy's objective is to help balance the electricity grid and ensure security of supply for the energy transition....
Kimble hones leadership team with Sharp hire
Kimble has announced the appointment of Steve Sharp as Chief Operations and Finance Officer. Sharp has extensive experience in general management and operations in...
ExtraHop and CrowdStrike targeting remote workforce
ExtraHop and CrowdStrike have announced a new integration between ExtraHop Reveal(x) and CrowdStrike Falcon. One target of this move is the security of the...
Forter brings Fraud Freedom for Worldpay cryptocurrency transactions
FIS has announced it has reached an agreement with Forter to help provide a new chargeback indemnification service for cryptocurrency brokers and exchanges on...
Vizibl offers Resilience for your Supply Chain
Vizibl has launched Vizibl Resilience. The new solution consists of some of the core components within its solution set. It provides customers with a digital...
Armor Anywhere gets major upgrade to defend systems
Armor has released a major update to Armor Anywhere. The update adds two new security capabilities, Intrusion Prevention System and Recommendation Scans. These allow...
Sixgill Integrity 2.0 – data integrity for enterprises/IBM Hyperledger Fabric
Sixgill's Integrity 2.0 adds IBM Hyperledger Fabric integration. Integrity 2.0 is a data authenticity solution which combines a permissioned blockchain with a public blockchain...
SAP enhances its customer portal platform
SAP has announced that its new customer portal, SAP for Me, has successfully completed its beta phase. The platform is now available with enhanced...
Veeam discovers companies unable to recover apps fast enough
Veeam has published its 2020 Data Protection Trends report (registration required). It paints a less than flattering view of how well organisations are dealing...
Many small businesses fear outlook as lockdown eases in UK
Research by Sage and QuickBooks has shed a gloomy light on the prospects of SMEs in the UK. Both software vendors continue to carry...
Vodafone and Energy Web bring IoT and blockchain to renewable energy
Energy Web (EW) and Vodafone Business are partnering to improve the integration of renewable and distributed energy assets within power grids. It will use...
Unencrypted Joomla Resource Directory backups stored in AWS S3 bucket
Joomla, the open-source CMS project has admitted to a breach. The personal details of over 2,700 developers registered on the Joomla Resource Directory (JRD)...
