All’s Well if the Endpoint’s Well
Alwyn is an experienced professional with 15 years of experience in
the IT business.
He has held previous positions with Pointsec Mobile Technologies,
Royal London Insurance, EDS and the UK Armed Forces.
A change in roles this year has allowed Alwyn to concentrate on the
technical development of Check Point's channel and technical partners.
He started with Pointsec when the company's UK office opened in 2001
and took a central role in a number of large-scale deployments of the
firm's full disk encryption technology which was then in its early
adopters phase.
With considerable experience with IT security and operational support
issues, Alwyn is well placed to work with customers in making their
large-scale data security projects a reality.
the IT business.
He has held previous positions with Pointsec Mobile Technologies,
Royal London Insurance, EDS and the UK Armed Forces.
A change in roles this year has allowed Alwyn to concentrate on the
technical development of Check Point's channel and technical partners.
He started with Pointsec when the company's UK office opened in 2001
and took a central role in a number of large-scale deployments of the
firm's full disk encryption technology which was then in its early
adopters phase.
With considerable experience with IT security and operational support
issues, Alwyn is well placed to work with customers in making their
large-scale data security projects a reality.
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Dec 7 2010
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Alwyn Nash, Endpoint Technical Director Check Point Software Technologies; Meint Dijkstra, Computerlinks
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