Code42 has announced the expansion of its channel partner programme across EMEA, as the data loss protection specialist looks to plug the gap left by traditional solutions in channel and reseller security portfolios.
With a greater focus on the UK and German markets, the expansion includes the award-winning Code42 Next-Gen Data Loss Protection product, which offers advanced data exfiltration detection capabilities for security teams to tackle unauthorised or accidental threats in near real-time.
A policy-free alternative to traditional data loss prevention (DLP), Code42 said its technology monitors for data exfiltration across user laptops, external devices, removable media, as well as cloud collaboration tools such as Box, DropBox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Slack.
There’s also a brand-new partner portal, delivering a central destination for partners to access the technical, sales and marketing resources they may require. The self-service hub will help drive efficiency, the firm added, giving channel partners more autonomy to successfully manage their partner business.
“Code42 is committed to helping organisations protect their high-value information from insider threats, and accidental and malicious exfiltration in ways that traditional DLP can’t,” commented Richard Agnew, vice president of EMEA at Code42.
“We’re excited to expand the reach of our data loss protection solution across Europe through our security and IT resellers and partners. The expansion of our channel program will help us address the gap left by traditional DLP solutions.”
Code42’s solution has already received a number of industry accolades in 2019, receiving a Bronze Stevie Award in the Endpoint Security Management Solution category, and was recognised as a Gold Winner in both the 2019 Info Security PG’s Global Excellence Awards and the 2019 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.
It also received two Cyber Defense Magazine 2019 InfoSec Awards in the categories of Next-Gen Data Loss Prevention and Next-Gen Insider Threat Protection.
-
Asus ZenScreen Fold OLED MQ17QH reviewReviews A stunning foldable 17.3in OLED display – but it's too expensive to be anything more than a thrilling tech demo
-
How the UK MoJ achieved secure networks for prisons and offices with Palo Alto NetworksCase study Adopting zero trust is a necessity when your own users are trying to launch cyber attacks
-
Channel Focus: All you need to know about Salesforce's partner programCRM leader targets AI fuelled sales and service at scale: A brief guide to Salesforce and its mission to power tomorrow's AI-driven enterprise
-
"Our goal is to transform partner success": Cisco just announced a major overhaul of its partner program – here’s what you need to knowNews The Cisco 360 Partner Program promises to accelerate the value partners bring to customers, reimagined to boost skills and innovation
-
Insight strikes new Microsoft agreement to drive cloud growthNews The new agreement builds on the organizations' existing AI-focused relationship
-
Let it snow: The cloud never bothered partners anywayIn-depth Snowflake has set its sights high in terms of revenue growth and customer success, with channel partners set to play starring roles
-
Sprinklr refreshes Unified Partners Program to include new partner typesNews The unified CXM specialist says its initiative will help partners generate new revenue streams through differentiated customer management solutions
-
ForgeRock unveils revamped partner program to be led by new channel chiefNews Industry veteran Chris Westfall will lead the initiative to help partners expand their identity capabilities and achieve digital transformation goals
-
Skyhigh Security's first partner programme since McAfee split pledges commitment to the channelNews Security firm details its first partner initiative since splitting from McAfee last year
-
Kaseya's new partner programme allows customers to combine Datto and Kaseya spending for greater rewardsNews The unified IT management specialist has boosted program resources by more than 300%
