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SecureKey Technologies appoints new CEO

30 Jul 12 - - CommentaryCanada
New CEO

SecureKey Technologies, a developer of secure authentication solutions, is appointing Charles Walton as its CEO (view press release). Walton has over 30 years’ experience in the security technology industry related to authentication, smart card ID systems, NFC/mobile data systems, and the bank card payments ecosystem. Prior to joining SecureKey Technologies, he worked for INSIDE Secure.

The announcement follows SecureKey’s recent completion of a USD30 million strategic investment round and the launch of a new authentication service for the Government of Canada, which allows Canadians to use their bank authentication credential to obtain access to online government services. 

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