We’ve spent a lifetime building business that grow trust in the World.
Kurt Long, Founder and CEO of BUNKR, is an entrepreneur and philanthropist with over 30 years of information security and privacy experience. He has dedicated his career to creating software businesses which secure and protect people’s lives, most notably FairWarning – which created the category of software known as healthcare patient-privacy-monitoring.
“We build software that creates trust in the World.”
Kurt grew FairWarning to over 50% U.S. market share, protecting 250 million patients, 8,500 healthcare systems, and $1 trillion in assets under management worldwide. FairWarning sold to Imprivata in 2019, and continues to safeguard information for millions of patients globally.
“Transforming Patient Privacy: From over 50% U.S. Market Share to Global Impact with FairWarning”
Driven by his mission to ensure privacy for all, Kurt Long, alongside his sons Trent and Hobie, founded BUNKR to deliver bank-level security to everyone on Earth. Designed with a human-first approach, the product is used by the Long family, their close friends, and trusted affiliates.
“We created BUNKR to counter the threats of today’s world and share it with others. We use it ourselves, as do our friends and family, and we’re fully committed to securing them—just as it secures us.”
Kurt enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and contributing to the community, notably as a member of the University of Florida’s President’s Council. Most recently, he and his wife, Teresa, pledged $1 million to the University’s new Hamilton Center. The center is devoted to research teaching on Western Civilization and the principles of civil discourse and free society.
“We are proud to support the exceptional young minds at the University of Florida’s Hamilton Center, who are drawn to truth, accountability, and shared values. We believe the future belongs to those who cultivate competence, skill, and a sense of freedom, and we’re thrilled with the remarkable outcomes at the Hamilton Center.”