Former British Army Officer to Lead Cyber Security at Red Helix

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Red Helix Appoints Former British Army Officer as Head of Cybersecurity

Red Helix, a leading cybersecurity and network performance company, has announced the appointment of Tom Exelby as its new Head of Cybersecurity. Exelby brings with him a wealth of experience from his 15-year career with the Royal Engineers, where he specialized in strategic leadership and risk management.

During his tenure with the British Army, Exelby handled crisis response, NATO planning, and bomb disposal operations. His expertise in delivering security and risk management consultancy services in high-pressure situations makes him a valuable addition to Red Helix’s cybersecurity team.

In his new role, Exelby will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions to mid-sized businesses in the UK. He plans to align security strategies with the overall business goals of each company to provide enterprise-grade protection.

Speaking about his new position, Exelby emphasized the importance of advanced cybersecurity measures in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. He aims to leverage his leadership and problem-solving skills to address the complex cyber challenges faced by Red Helix’s diverse range of clients.

Marion Stewart, the CEO of Red Helix, expressed excitement over Exelby’s appointment, highlighting his background in risk management and leadership as valuable assets to the company’s cybersecurity strategy. With Exelby’s unique combination of military experience and academic qualifications in Internet computing, Red Helix is well-positioned to enhance its presence in the cybersecurity sector.

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