Interview with Manny Rivelo of Forcepoint
John E. Kaye
Forcepoint is the leading user in data security and cyber security company entrusted to safeguard organisations whilst driving digital transformation and growth. The company’s solutions adapt in real time to how people interact with data, providing secure access while enabling employees to create value. Forcepoint’s overall vision is to protect and secure customer’s information assets in a rapidly evolving digital world by providing a data first sassy platform.
The Forcepoint one all in once cloud platform simplifies security for both traditional and remote workforces allowing users to gain safe controlled access to business information on the web, in the cloud and in private applications.
Manny Rivelo is the Chief Executive Office at Forcepoint
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