01/06-17 - Pressemeddelelse

CSIS Security Group A/S Poised for Growth in Anti-eCrime Business in UK

Increasingly sophisticated cyber threat drives decision to strenthen presence.

Denmark's leading cybersecurity firm, CSIS Security Group A/S, has announced the establishment of a new office in London, United Kingdom, which will serve to re-enforce the company's positioning and growth strategy focused on anti-eCrime services to help UK-based organizations meet the increasingly sophisticated threat posed by cyber criminals.

Two new faces that have recently joined the Group will lead the new office: Adrian Flagg has been leading IT security teams in the financial sector for more than 20 years. Adrian will be responsible for the existing client base, as well as expanding the business into other vertical sectors.

Daniel Shepherd has been providing management consultancy and IT security advisory services to companies internationally for over 15 years. Daniel joins as General Manager for New Ventures, a division that will initially focus on two priority areas: Incident Response & Threat Hunting and eCommerce Fraud Analytics & Prevention.

CSIS, which already has a significant client base in the UK, has opened a local office in London to support its growth ambitions.

Allan Mortensen, CEO for CSIS, says, "Through our partnership with Europol, NCA and other local entities, we enjoy direct contact with law enforcement agencies working to combat eCrime. As well as helping our clients protect their infrastructure and their end-users, we help them implement strategies, processes and procedures so that their security postures can be maintained in line with the very highest standards and practices."

CSIS security experts enjoy high-level security clearance, having worked with large enterprises in the key sectors across Europe: energy, commodities, manufacturing and financial services. The company specialises in eCrime intelligence, forensic investigations, CERT capabilities and enterprise assessments, focused penetration testing, and systems security.