N-able has appointed the new member of its board of directors, named Patrick Pulvermueller. With the purpose of enhancing the leadership of cyber resilience and growth. This is an international software company that offers an end-to-end cyber resilience solution, & the appointment was made from Burlington, Mass.
Patrick Pulvermueller said, “I’m honored to join the N-able Board of Directors at such an exciting time for the company. What stood out to me about N-able is its relentless focus on security-driven innovation, technology, and customer support. Cybersecurity is at the heart of business resilience, and the approach by N-able goes beyond protection. It equips businesses to thrive in a digital-first world. I’m excited to collaborate with the members of the board to help shape strategies that deliver lasting business impact.”
John Pagliuca, Chief Executive Officer of N-able, said, “Patrick’s proven track record in leading global security technology companies. His deep understanding of the cybersecurity landscape makes him an invaluable addition to our board. His insights will help us accelerate innovation and ensure we continue to deliver solutions that protect organizations. Most critical assets across the entire threat lifecycle before, during, and after an attack, to deliver that true business resilience.”
Pulvermueller’s Extensive Expertise Strengthens N-able
Pulvermueller has extensive experience working in the technology and information security sectors. Prior to this, he worked as the CEO at Acronis, which is a global cyber protection company. Additionally, he has worked as a senior executive at GoDaddy. He also has experience as an innovator since he is the founder of Redsalt GmbH, as well as other companies. Pulvermueller has an MBA degree obtained from the Open University. In an interview about his new role, Pulvermueller pointed out that the company’s dedication to the innovations of its security solutions is evident.
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Source: Businesswire
