Ontinue Names Simon Godfrey as Chief Revenue Officer

Apr 21, 2026
Ontinue has appointed Simon Godfrey as Chief Revenue Officer to lead its global revenue strategy across multiple regions, following its recent leadership changes and relocation of its headquarters to Zurich.

Ontinue announced in a press release the appointment of Simon Godfrey as Chief Revenue Officer. Based in London, Godfrey will oversee the company’s global revenue strategy, focusing on growth across the United States, the United Kingdom and Ireland, the DACH region, and non-governmental organization markets.

The appointment follows Ontinue’s recent move to establish its headquarters in Zurich and the naming of Moritz Mann as Chief Executive Officer. These changes mark the company’s continued expansion in Europe and support its goal of scaling operations globally.

Godfrey has more than 25 years of experience in the cybersecurity industry. Before joining Ontinue, he led the EMEA business at Secureworks as Vice President of Sales and held leadership roles at MTI Technology, CA Technologies, and NTT Security.

Ontinue provides nonstop managed security operations through its Agentic SOC service, powered by its ION SecOps Platform. The platform combines AI automation with expert human defenders to deliver proactive threat detection, investigation, and response for organizations worldwide.

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