Sponsored: The University of New Brunswick is giving international students enrolled in its graduate programs the experiential learning they need to succeed in some of Canada’s fastest-growing job sectors.
Debbie Rathwell and David Shipley are entrepreneurs using their skills and experience to build successful businesses and stronger communities.
Beauceron Security began in 2015 when a group of cybersecurity experts tasked with protecting the University of New Brunswick decided to try a new approach to measuring, managing, and monitoring cyber risk.
The UNB-based accelerator program has worked with New Brunswick success stories Beauceron Security, Stash Energy, and Gray Wolf.
David Shipley, CEO of Fredericton-based Beauceron Security, said it will not be business as usual for the city for some time.
Beauceron Security has announced that Jessica Barker, Co-CEO and head of socio-technical at Cygenta, will be joining the board.
The Fredericton-based company has a cloud-based platform designed to make it faster, easier and less complex for organizations of all sizes to understand their cyber risks and take actions to reduce them.
Beauceron Security is one of nine start-ups selected from across the world to participate in the Cyber London (CyLon) accelerator program.
Here are some startups from New Brunswick we see making some waves over the next few years.
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