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CCL Solutions appoints Dean Watkinson as Senior Business Development Manager

UK digital forensics and cyber security specialist CCL Solutions Group has announced the appointment of Dean Watkinson as Senior Business Development Manager.

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Dean (above) will focus on software solution and cyber security sales both in the UK and internationally, with support too for CCL’s reseller network around the world.

Dean has over three decades in law enforcement, working in specialist areas including Intelligence, Covert Policing, Complex and Organised Crime and latterly Cyber Crime, Fraud and Dark Web investigations. He joins from INTERPOL, where his role as a Cyber Specialised Officer saw him operate within the Cyber Directorate with responsibilities for the African continent. With CCL already working closely with a number of African nations, his frontline knowledge and experience in what is a rapidly-evolving arena will be invaluable in consolidating existing relationships and building future alliances.

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Dean will also support CCL’s Global Partnership Director Alan McSharry, helping resellers across four continents with the promotion and sale of CCL’s class-leading digital forensic tools SPEKTOR, Cascade and RabbitHole.

In addition, Dean will be heading efforts to assist UK law enforcement with strengthening their cyber posture, highlighting the benefits of CCL’s CHECK-accredited pen testing and Red Teaming services for building resilience.

Commenting on his new role, Dean said: “Having been a customer of CCL for some years, I’ve seen for myself the type of company they are and the technology they offer. They’ve always provided an ethical, professional and personal response with tools and services targeted in the right areas and producing excellent results.

"The opportunity to join them and use my skills and knowhow on the consulting and supply side was too good to pass up, and I’m looking forward to helping others benefit from such a high calibre offering.”

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