BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BitTitan®, a global leader in migrations and managed services automation with a family of solutions including MigrationWiz®, Voleer® and Perspectium®, today announced Joseph Nguyen as the company’s first director of information security. In this role, Nguyen will oversee security operations across all BitTitan products and departments. He will spearhead additional security governance initiatives to monitor and enforce company-wide security policies and procedures, which will further mitigate risk for BitTitan and every one of their customers as the company continues to grow.
“Joseph brings to BitTitan extensive knowledge and expertise in the areas of global security, compliance, DevOps and IT management,” said Geeman Yip, BitTitan founder and CEO. "Ensuring the highest levels of security for our customers and team has always been a top priority at BitTitan. As we expand our solutions across diverse markets, we're focused on enhancing and strengthening our approach to security and establishing a unified vision for our company. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome a dedicated security expert like Joseph into this role to help bring this vision to life.”
Joseph will take the helm of BitTitan’s well-managed security program, which outlines highly structured security controls guiding the company's product development efforts, quality assurance and deployments. He’ll also assume leadership over the company’s security and compliance awareness training programs.
Most recently, Nguyen served as Perspectium’s director of DevOps, overseeing security and compliance certifications for the company in San Diego, where he'll continue to work. BitTitan acquired Perspectium in April 2021.
Before joining Perspectium, Nguyen was the director of software engineering at NBC Universal in Los Angeles, where his responsibilities included managing the cybersecurity and compliance for domestic and international filmed programming.
“I am thrilled to move into this new role at BitTitan, which is truly an innovative and industry-leading cloud enablement company,” said Nguyen. “BitTitan has established its reputation as a market leader with unique products such as MigrationWiz, Voleer and Perspectium. Our company has proven its capabilities in securely migrating data for companies across the globe and in industries where data protection is of the utmost importance, including health care, finance, education and government. I am committed to delivering the highest level of security to our customers, partners and employees.”
Nguyen holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Toronto and a master’s degree in physics from Princeton University.
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BitTitan® empowers IT service professionals to successfully deploy and manage cloud technologies through its family of software solutions. MigrationWiz® is the industry-leading SaaS solution for mailbox, document, public-folder, and Microsoft Teams migrations between a wide range of sources and destinations. Voleer® centralizes and automates IT tasks to optimize IT environments, enabling IT service professionals to effectively manage resources, security, data governance, and more. Perspectium® eliminates data and process silos with integration solutions for ServiceNow, automating data transfers for analytics, backup and restoration, migrations, archiving, and extending ServiceNow workflows to other vital applications or external service providers.
Since 2009, BitTitan has moved over 25 million users to the cloud for 46,000 customers in 188 countries and supports leading cloud ecosystems including Microsoft, Amazon, Google and ServiceNow, with Perspectium enabling more than 75 billion ServiceNow transactions. The global company has offices in Seattle, San Diego and Singapore. To learn more, visit www.BitTitan.com or the BitTitan blog.
