New Zealand Cyber Security Firm Partners with Ingram Micro
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A new partnership has been announced between the global technology distributor Ingram Micro and the New Zealand-based cyber security company, ThreatSabre. This agreement marks a significant step for the local tech industry, as it will allow Ingram Micro’s extensive network of partners to access ThreatSabre’s specialized security tools.
ThreatSabre is a homegrown provider known for its Network Security Policy Management (NSPM) solutions. By working with a major distributor like Ingram Micro, the company aims to expand its reach across the local market. This collaboration is designed to help businesses manage their digital security more effectively by simplifying complex network policies.
For Ingram Micro, the deal adds a local expert to their portfolio of security offerings. As cyber threats continue to grow in frequency and sophistication, having access to New Zealand-developed technology provides local businesses with more options to protect their sensitive data and infrastructure.
Industry experts suggest that this partnership highlights the growing strength of the New Zealand technology sector. By connecting a local specialist with a global distribution giant, the deal ensures that high-quality security tools are more easily available to IT providers and their clients throughout the country.
This collaboration is expected to begin immediately, with partners gaining access to ThreatSabre’s platform through Ingram Micro’s existing channels. Both companies hope that this move will strengthen the overall cyber security landscape for businesses operating within New Zealand.
Sources: Reseller News
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