Chris Denbigh-White named Chief Security Officer at Next DLP

Next DLP promoted Chris Denbigh-White to Chief Security Officer, responsible for the data protection company's cybersecurity initiatives and information risk strategy. Denbigh-White previously served as Head of Security Analysis at Next DLP and was earlier Vice President of Information Security at Deutsche Bank.

According to the release, as the company expands its platform capabilities, Denbigh-White will serve as primary liaison linking the C-Suite, customers and all security facets. The release says his cybersecurity initiatives are meant to support current and future business endeavors, and that he will also develop and manage Next's cyber defense strategies. Constance Stack, CEO at Next, said the two additions to the leadership team came as the company aims to accelerate Next's innovation strategy, spearhead security efforts and further business growth.

As a Cyber Security Analyst he worked at Transport for London, and he was also a Senior Consultant at Net Reply, according to the release. The release says Denbigh-White spent more than a decade in various senior security roles with the Metropolitan Police.

Next DLP provides solutions for data protection and insider risk, the release says. The release says the company's leadership has cyber and technology experience from firms including IBM, Cisco, Veracode, Mimecast, Forcepoint and Crowdstrike.

According to the release, Next announced the appointments of Denbigh-White as Chief Security Officer and John Stringer as Head of Product.