NormCyber appoints Sean Tilley as Sales Director

Enterprise sales leader joins UK MSSP to drive next phase of growth

NormCyber, the managed security service provider for mid-sized organisations, has announced the appointment of Sean Tilley as its new Sales Director as it looks to scale business operations in the UK.

Tilley brings decades of experience in managed IT sales, having established a strong track record of helping mid-market and enterprise companies become resilient in the event of operational disruption. He joins norm. at a time of sustained growth and innovation, and will play an instrumental role in driving business for smartbloc., norm.’s fully-managed service, launched this January, which offers customers complete visibility and control over both cyber security and data protection risks.

Prior to joining norm., Tilley was VP of Sales EMEA at Sungard Availability Services, where he began his 22-year tenure as a telemarketing executive and school-leaver, and through exceptional leadership and dedication, rose through the ranks of SME sales manager, enterprise sales director and finally, regional vice president. During this time, he received a number of prestigious Sales Leadership Awards and Honours for his outstanding work.

“Sean has spent his entire career ensuring that mid-market and enterprise companies can continue to function in the face of ever-present threats and risks, through his ability to provide consistently pragmatic and cost-effective solutions for them,” said Pete Bowers, COO at norm. “His passion, talent and determination will be at home with our hard-working teams, and will no doubt further advance our position as a leading provider of customer-friendly cyber security and data protection services.”

“Norm. fills a vital gap in the mid-market, where businesses already have enterprise-grade cyber security needs but lack in-house resources to monitor and manage threats day-to-day,” said Tilley. “I am excited to join norm.’s mission and help businesses, which form the backbone of the UK economy, stay cyber-secure, compliant and profitable.”