sirar Establishes Milestone as the First Zscaler MSSP Authorized Partner
تاريخ النشر: 24th, July 2024 GMT
* sirar by stc announces milestone agreement to offer and manage Zscaler’s security solutions and services across the kingdom.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – July 24, 2024: sirar by stc, the cutting-edge cybersecurity provider, today announces its partnership with leading cloud security player Zscaler, becoming the first Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) authorized partner of Zscaler headquartered in Saudi Arabia.
This strategic collaboration elevates sirar by stc’s extensive suite of managed services, providing the end-to-end deployment, management, operation, and robust support of state-of-the-art cybersecurity products. Through this partnership, sirar by stc remains committed to ensuring organizations’ resilience and protection against evolving cyber threats.
Abdulrahman AlManea, sirar’s Chief Product Management Officer, said: “Becoming the first and only MSSP partner with Zscaler, headquartered in Saudi Arabia, is a testament to our unwavering dedication to providing state-of-the-art cybersecurity solutions. This strategic partnership empowers sirar to deliver a unique level of service excellence that truly exceeds our clients’ expectations.”
Blanca Galletero, VP EMEA Channel Sales, Zscaler, said “We are delighted to partner with sirar by stc, as both Zscaler and sirar have a common goal – to offer customers in Saudi Arabia a robust, scalable and managed security solution in the cloud that addresses cyber risk and intrusion incidents – enabling organizations to have the peace of mind essential to successfully focus on their core business.”
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About sirar by stc:
Established by stc, the region’s ICT and digital services provider, sirar by stc is a cutting-edge cybersecurity provider that empowers organizations to take control of their cyber capabilities and digital environments.
As experts in business security and privacy, sirar by stc offers comprehensive solutions that help clients operate online safely, securely, and efficiently. Providing tools that help organizations detect and prevent cybersecurity attacks, safeguard their digital future, and provide protection and security from that point forward.
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كلمات دلالية: كورونا بريطانيا أمريكا حوادث السعودية sirar by stc Saudi Arabia
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