The Cybersecurity Tech Accord is pleased to announce that five new organizations have pledged their support to our accord and committed to protecting and empowering users and customers everywhere to improve the security and resilience of cyberspace. We are proud to welcome our new signatories from across the cybersecurity industry and beyond: Motorola, the Professional Evaluation and Certification Board, Moonlock, Logically, and Privacy Bee.
In April 2018, 34 technology companies joined and helped launch the Cybersecurity Tech Accord based on a commitment to four fundamental principles: stronger defense, no offense, capacity building and collective action. Today, our group has reached 162 signatories, a testament to our commitment to prioritize customers, users, and all actors online, and advocate against the misuse of technology that harms innocent civilians and organizations. Their expertise ranges from cybersecurity skills and standards, to consumer electronics and IoT devices, to software that enables cyberdefenses and protection against hackers.
Motorola, a consumer electronics manufacturer based in Chicago primarily focused on producing smartphones and other mobile devices. The company is a subsidiary of Tech Accord signatory Lenovo.
“We are excited to join the Cybersecurity Tech Accord to collaborate with global technology companies in enhancing the security, stability, and resilience of network-connected products. Together, we can better protect our customers and users from malicious threats.”
Andrew Wheeler, Director of Software Engineering, Motorola
PECB, a certification body that provides education, certification and certificate programs for individuals in a wide range of disciplines, including information security and resiliency and GRC, privacy and digital transformation. The company is based in Montreal, Quebec.
“PECB is committed to advancing global cybersecurity standards, and joining the Cybersecurity Tech Accord allows us to collaborate with like-minded organizations to create a safer digital world. By uniting our expertise, we aim to set new benchmarks in cybersecurity resilience and innovation.”
Erdet Grajçevci, Global Brand Strategist, PECB
Moonlock is the cybersecurity wing of Ukrainian software development company MacPaw. The Moonlock Engine is the anti-malware technology that powers malware removal in the “CleanMyMac X” tool for Apple computers.
“Moonlock joined the Cybersecurity Tech Accord to reinforce its dedication to creating a safer digital environment. As a cybersecurity tech for humans, Moonlock believes in a world where people are seamlessly protected by technology. By collaborating with industry leaders, Moonlock aims to enhance users’ protection from emerging cyber threats and contribute to the global effort in advancing cybersecurity standards.”
Anastasiia Kiosieva, Public Relations Specialist, MacPaw
Logically, a US leader in national managed security and IT solution provider that helps organizations secure and support their businesses today, solve for tomorrow and strategize for the future with cyber-first solutions.
“Logically was inspired to join the Cybersecurity Tech Accord because we strongly align with its mission to foster an open forum for collaboration and diverse perspectives on safeguarding civilians and improving the resilience of cyberspace. At Logically, our core mission is to empower our customers, partners, and peers to be Cyber First and Future Ready. By joining the Tech Accord, we reaffirm our commitment to contributing to a safer digital world through shared knowledge, cooperation, and innovation, ensuring that we collectively strengthen the security and stability of the global cyberspace.”
Zack Finstad, Vice President, Cybersecurity, Logically
Privacy Bee, an information technology and services firm that develops software designed to mitigate the risks of hacking and identity theft based in Georgia, US.
“We joined Cybersecurity Tech Accord because we believe strongly that the future of cybersecurity includes a layer of External Data Privacy, which is an emerging space only recently brought to light by the surge of AI-generated spear phishing that weaponizes exposed employee PII. These conversations are beginning to happen across InfoSec professionals, and we’d like to be a positive part of that dialog.”
Harry Maugans, Founder & CEO, Privacy Bee
As cyber threats evolve and our group adapts to emerging industry trends, our continued growth this year reaffirms that the vision we set six years ago still resonates powerfully within our industry and beyond.
If your organization is interested in joining the Cybersecurity Tech Accord and supporting our effort to foster collaboration among global technology companies and beyond, do not hesitate to reach out to the Secretariat through the Contact Us form on our website here.
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