Allied Payment Network, a US-based payment solutions provider, has appointed James Dixon as its new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Dixon brings over 25 years of industry experience and aims to enhance risk mitigation and information security practices at Allied.
Facts
- James Dixon has been appointed as the new CISO of Allied Payment Network.
- Allied Payment Network provides payment solutions to community-based financial institutions.
- Dixon intends to ensure fast and secure payments while pushing the boundaries of payment solutions.
- Dixon’s previous role was as CISO at Canadian fintech Versapay until April of this year.
- Allied has around 500 financial institution clients across 49 states, with over $310 billion in assets.
- Dixon’s appointment aligns with Allied’s vision for universal payments and its commitment to enhancing risk mitigation.
- CEO Geoff Knapp emphasizes Dixon’s expertise in cyber and information security, highlighting his role in strengthening the company’s security posture and safeguarding solutions.
