CyberSentriq today announced the appointment of Myles Bray as Chief Executive Officer as the company accelerates investment in AI-driven threat detection, cyber resilience and partner growth.
Bray joins from Feedzai, where he served as Chief Revenue Officer, helping to accelerate growth and expansion.
Previously, he spent more than 10 years in senior cybersecurity leadership roles across Forcepoint, Forescout and F5.
CyberSentriq has further strengthened its leadership team with the addition of former Microsoft and AWS leader James Brown and seasoned SaaS and fintech CFO Bonnie Mitchell.
Mitchell brings experience scaling PE-backed SaaS, fintech and payments businesses, most recently serving as CFO at Proactis.
James Brown joins as Chief Strategy Officer, bringing more than 25 years of experience across Microsoft, AWS, Alert Logic, Palo Alto Networks and Akamai.
These major appointments follow the June 2025 creation of CyberSentriq through Bregal Milestone’s acquisition of TitanHQ and merger with Redstor.
This transformational period was led by outgoing CEO James Griffin, who oversaw the successful integration and established the company as a global cybersecurity and data protection leader.
James Griffin said: “I’m delighted to welcome Myles to CyberSentriq, who will lead this fantastic company through its next phase of growth as it becomes the pre-eminent European headquartered SMB Cybersecurity platform.”
Today, CyberSentriq works with more than 60 global distributors, circa 4,000 MSP and VAR partners and 125,000 SMBs, helping defend against evolving AI cyber threats while ensuring rapid recovery and operational resilience.
Myles Bray, new CEO at CyberSentriq, said: “MSPs are being asked to defend customers against increasingly sophisticated AI-driven threats while managing growing operational complexity.
“CyberSentriq brings security, backup, recovery and resilience together in a single platform purpose-built to help partners protect customers more effectively and scale with confidence.”
The leadership appointments come as MSPs face growing pressure from AI-driven cyberattacks, evolving compliance requirements and rising customer expectations around security and resilience.
Many incumbent vendors still rely on fragmented point solutions that increase operational complexity for MSPs and leave SMBs exposed to evolving threats.
CyberSentriq is investing heavily in AI-driven detection, automated response and intelligent recovery capabilities designed to help MSPs identify and contain threats faster while simplifying security operations for SMB environments.
Bray added: “At CyberSentriq, we are building an AI-native cybersecurity and resilience platform designed specifically for the operational realities of MSPs and SMBs.”
CyberSentriq will showcase its latest MSP cybersecurity innovations at Pax8 Beyond next week as the company continues scaling its AI-native cybersecurity platform across the global MSP ecosystem.
