and the Board of Finnish Information Security Cluster.Īnd in his spare time - if he has any - he swims and enjoys football. He’s also a member of new EU cloud computing board, the Steering Board of the European Cloud Partnership, the Communications Administration Committee of Ministry of Transport and Communications Mobile in Finland, the Board of Remedy Entertainment Ltd. “As smartphones lead to smart homes, smart cities and smart grids, the potential for efficiency is dwarfed only by the potential vulnerabilities,” he writes.īefore Christian joined F-Secure, he was the global sales for of Network Systems business unit at Nokia Siemens Networks. He also has a new editorial about the need for security in an age of mass connectivity. F-Secure’s security experts have a wide variety of backgrounds and skillsets that they bring to work with them every single day. “I’m honored to be part of this journey.” So today, F-Secure Fellow Gia Forsman-Härkönen sat down with F-Secure CEO Christian Fredrikson and three security experts for an ask me anything Periscope session. our efforts in security, says Christian Fredrikson, President and CEO of F-Secure. “This demonstrates hard work & commitment of Fellows to build a great company!” Christian tweeted, in response to the award. provides the latest F-Secure News, Press releases. His leadership is now being recognized by European CEO, which has just named him the “Best CEO in the Online Security Industry.” This responsibility is immense and since he joined F-Secure in 2012, Christian Fredrikson has fixated on the need to provide solutions that match it.
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“We are no longer securing computers,” our Chief Research Officer Mikko Hypponen said recently, “we are securing society.” Reading Time: < 1 minute 15 views Catch Christian Fredrikson, President and CEO, F-Secure Corporation, in a conversation with Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst & Group CEO, Greyhound Research on Greyhound Research’s knowledge sharing series Greyhound Network Radio.
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