Vodafone's security policy is overseen by Deacon.
Vodafone Appoints Benedict Deacon as New Security Policy Lead
In a recent development, Benedict Deacon has been appointed as the Security Policy Lead at Vodafone, a role that has been specifically created for him. Deacon, who has been working at Vodafone for some time, previously held responsibilities related to mobile communications, frequency policy, and frequency regulation at the company's headquarters.
Deacon's new role involves managing Vodafone's security policy. He will be reporting to Marc Konarski, the Director of Public Policy & Social Responsibility at Vodafone. Konarski is based at Vodafone's headquarters, but the exact location of the headquarters is not specified in the text.
Deacon, who is 37 years old, has taken up this new challenge with enthusiasm. In his new role, he will be responsible for ensuring the security of Vodafone's operations and data.
Before this appointment, Deacon worked in Vodafone's Berlin office. The specific details about how or why the new position was created for Deacon are not provided in the text.
Despite the change in roles, there seems to be no change in Deacon's reporting structure. He continues to report to Marc Konarski in his new role.
With this appointment, Vodafone continues to strengthen its leadership team, ensuring the company's continued growth and success in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
[1] Source: Vodafone internal communication.
In his new role, Benedict Deacon will be responsible for securing Vodafone's operations and data, ensuring the company's continued success in the digital landscape, as he manages Vodafone's security policy within the business environment. This strategic move in Deacon's career path showcases Vodafone's focus on both technology and finance to maintain a secure and profitable operation.
