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McAfee Appoints Bill Rielly for Small and Medium Businesses

Security solutions company McAfee today announced the appointment of Bill Rielly as senior vice president for small and medium-sized business (SMB) segment.

Rielly joins McAfee from Apple where he led the worldwide SMB segment for the Apple Online Store.

In his new position, Rielly will report directly to Michael DeCesare, president of McAfee.

He will oversee McAfee’s worldwide SMB segment, working as part of the global executive team to further McAfee’s commitment to defend customers against the rising tide of cyber threats and work with McAfee partners to keep business owners safe.

Meanwhile, Tech-Wise Knowledge Center launched by RMN Digital serves as a comprehensive information hub. It provides useful and actionable information to SMBs so that they could benefit from technology deployment in the most efficient and cost-effective way. (Visit: Tech-Wise Knowledge Center for SMBs)

“Rielly has had phenomenal success in taking some of the most notable brands in the industry and expanding their share of the SMB market worldwide,” said DeCesare.

“He understands the needs of business owners and can envision the opportunities that we can drive in this important market with our deep portfolio and strong cloud offerings.”

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“With business owners being targeted by cybercriminals more frequently, security should never be an afterthought,” said Rielly (pictured above).

“Customer and company data is more valuable to cybercriminals than many business owners realize. McAfee is committed to protecting their businesses from these threats.”

McAfee, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC), offers its solutions to businesses, the public sector, and home users to safely experience the benefits of the Internet.

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