Help AG has extended its long-standing partnership with Palo Alto Networks by joining the vendor’s Traps Managed Security Service Provider …
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Ingram Micro acquires Cloud Harmonics to drive cybersecurity push
Ingram Micro has acquired Cloud Harmonics, a US-based, value-added provider of cybersecurity solutions for the States and Canadian markets. The … 0 3539
Cloud security a top priority for UAE firms
Palo Alto Networks has recently announced the results of its 2017 cloud security survey, coinciding with the Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Summit 2017 in Dubai.
Redington Value to deliver Palo Alto solutions in Egypt
Regional distributor Redington Value has signed an agreement with Palo Alto Networks to deliver its Next-Generation Security Platform to resellers …
StarLink hosts Partner Summit 2017
StarLink, the regional security Value-Added Distributor (VAD) hosted its annual Partner Summit at Armani Hotel at Burj Khalifa last week. …
Reseller ME Hot 50 Awards celebrates channel excellence
Reseller Middle East has paid tribute to channel players who are committed in creating value for their customers and partners at the fifth annual Hot 50 Awards
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These days, the threat landscape for most companies is massive. But while there is a litany of outside threats that their security teams need to worry about, there is often an even greater danger much closer to home.
Help AG achieves CPSP status from Palo Alto
Help AG has recently announced that it has achieved the Certified Professional Services Partner (CPSP) status from Palo Alto Networks.
Westcon ME receives award from Palo Alto Networks
Westcon Middle East has announced that it was named the Palo Alto Networks 2015 ‘EMEA Distribution Relationship of the Year’ during the recent Palo Alto Networks Sales Kickoff in Las Vegas.
Palo Alto Networks appoints new VP and Regional CSO for EMEA
Palo Alto Networks has announced the appointment of Greg Day as Vice President and Regional Chief Security Officer (CSO) for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Qualcomm to cut workforce by 15%
According to recent reports Qualcomm will layoff about 15 percent of its workforce and may separate its chip and patent businesses as part of major realignment within the company.