Richard Bourne, CEO, Liverton Security: Keeping People Safe On The Internet
Liverton Security specializes in cybersecurity product development, focusing on software solutions designed to safeguard users and their data online. The company's offerings include systems that prevent accidental data loss, protect against malicious…
Liverton Security specializes in cybersecurity product development, focusing on software solutions designed to safeguard users and their data online. The company's offerings include systems that prevent accidental data loss, protect against malicious emails, and enable secure file transfers of any size.
Liverton Security was established in September 2000 to provide software solutions for controlled internet access. This initiative led to the development of various products aimed at addressing customer-specific issues. The company has evolved to offer two distinct product lines: hospitality software solutions and cybersecurity products, the latter predominantly serving the New Zealand government. In 2018, these offerings were split into separate entities, with Liverton Security focusing on cybersecurity software.
In 2022, Liverton Security expanded its operations internationally by opening an office in London. The company now serves several UK-based clients and aims to achieve fiscal independence. Plans are underway to expand further into Australia, Europe, and Asia.
Liverton Security specializes in cybersecurity product development, focusing on software solutions designed to safeguard users and their data online.
Liverton Security is committed to continuous innovation. The roadmap includes enhancements to the SHIFT For Outlook Large Secure File Transfer system and the MailAdviser data loss prevention system, both integrated with Microsoft Outlook and available in the Microsoft Marketplace. Additionally, there is a growing interest in the SmartGate email filtering solution, which offers a user-friendly and cost-effective alternative to traditional systems.
The company has also launched a Consulting division focusing on cybersecurity guidance, including auditing, certification support, penetration testing, and code reviews. Initially targeting New Zealand, the consulting services are expected to expand to the UK by the end of 2025.
Based on reporting by techround.co.uk.
