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Paul Namsden
Paul is an information & technology specialist who − as one of the original members of the JMS Secure Data installation team − has played a key part of the company success to date.
An experienced ICT technical support technician/engineer with a proven track record of success supporting the users of up to 600 workstations and in developing ICT networks, infrastructure and systems.
Contact: paul@jms-securedata.co.uk
Tina Whittaker
Tina is the latest member to join the JMS Secure Data team and has previously worked in the government & public sectors with a wealth of experience in creating networks from scratch, and upgrading existing networks. Tina also has experience in ICT license management, administrative control of ICT assets including warranties and copyrights, access control, setting up user group policies. Day to day responsibilities include troubleshooting, restoring networks to full functionality, 1st, 2nd and 3rd line support, end user engagement, software and hardware rollouts.
Contact: tina@jms-securedata.co.uk
Jason Bineham
Jason has 5 + years of experience in information & technology specifically data centre environments, cloud computing, data backup protection and encryption. Jason’s experience in these key areas led to him taking up the Head of Technical Operations for the company with a remit to line manage all our technical installation engineers’ day to day responsibilities.
As Head of Technical Operations Jason plays an integral part in the management for on-time deployment in all new backup accounts which includes real time connection with our data centres offering 24/7 support to all client accounts.
Contact: jason@jms-securedata.co.uk
Laurelle Hughes
Laurelle has 20+ years multi-industry experience (corporate, creative, public and third sector), including management board support in business administration and accounts. Laurelle’s role at JMS Secure Data is the planning, budgeting and supervision of all backup client accounts to ensure they are working in accordance to their service & price plan.
Laurelle has been associated with the JMS Secure Data directors for over 5 years, so has a great understanding of the data protection market and the level of back office support required to ensure our clients remain compliant and kept up to date.
Contact: accounts@jms-securedata.co.uk
Michelle Rumble
Michelle has over twenty years working in varied roles such as secretarial, administration, event organising, accounting and communication. A high level of experience in client engagement in competitive markets and environments whilst demonstrating award winning performances resulting in company client portfolio growth.
Michelle’s role is to lead the business engagement and marketing activities for the company which involves engagement and communication with regulated sectors or business services who are data controllers to educate them on the GDPR requirements.
Contact: michelle@jms-securedata.co.uk
Kuhan Selvananthan
Kuhan has 10+ years of experience within IT security development and pentesting analysis. Portfolio includes both UK and international blue chip companies and SMEs. Kuhan also has a background in building bespoke enterprise planning and accounting software for various sectors including financial services, construction and property management.
Kuhan’s role as Director of Technology & Operations is to implement, manage and oversee the deployment of our technical strategy for identifying data security breaches within different sectors. Our aim is to work closely with all business functions including management, to ensure enterprise level infrastructure support and service level agreements are met for data compliant solutions.
Contact: kuhan@jms-securedata.co.uk
Marlon Johnson
Marlon has over 15 years of experience as a business owner in various sectors running large teams and a remarkable in-depth knowledge to support SMEs and business owners with their IT & data security requirements.
Marlon’s experience in the Cloud & Data Security industry and a thorough understanding of the challenges SMEs face to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This led to the brainchild of the JMS Secure Data ‘All in One’ packages to support SMEs with a ‘one stop’ cost effective technical product to meet GDPR and protect your business data.
Marlon’s mission is to make tackling data security simple. We provide easy-to-understand, straightforward, low-cost packages, which delivers market leading software solutions to support your business security and growth.
Contact: marlon@jms-securedata.co.uk
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