Code42 expands channel partner programme in EMEA

Man in suit pointing to cloud backup icon

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.

Daniel Todd

Dan is a freelance writer and regular contributor to ChannelPro, covering the latest news stories across the IT, technology, and channel landscapes. Topics regularly cover cloud technologies, cyber security, software and operating system guides, and the latest mergers and acquisitions.

A journalism graduate from Leeds Beckett University, he combines a passion for the written word with a keen interest in the latest technology and its influence in an increasingly connected world.

He started writing for ChannelPro back in 2016, focusing on a mixture of news and technology guides, before becoming a regular contributor to ITPro. Elsewhere, he has previously written news and features across a range of other topics, including sport, music, and general news.

Latest in Business
Matt Clifford speaking at Treasury Connect conference in 2023
Who is Matt Clifford?
Flexible work concept image showing woman working in office environment side by side with woman working from home.
IT professionals aren’t budging on flexible work demands – and more than half say they’ll quit if employers don’t meet expectations
Cybersecurity team members discussing strategy in an open plan office space, with male and female practitioners standing and others sitting at desks.
UK tech firms have a chance to trial a four-day week this year – here's how other pilot schemes fared
Cyber security concept image showing a digitized padlock sitting on a blue colored circuit board.
LevelBlue launches new partner program that’s “built for the future”
NHS logo displayed on a smartphone screen in white lettering on a blue background.
DHSC eyes infrastructure overhaul amid £114 million IT spending boost
Close up of a handshake with between people in suits.
Forcepoint bolsters C-suite with trio of leadership hires
Latest in News
A telephoto shot of Evan Goldberg, founder and EVP at Oracle NetSuite, pictured from the waist up speaking onstage at the opening keynote of SuiteConnect London 2025.
‘Every feature that comes into NetSuite over the coming years is going to have AI’: NetSuite’s Evan Goldberg on the future of the platform and how AI will drive customer success
ChatGPT logo and branding pictured in white coloring against a black backdrop.
DeepSeek and Anthropic have a long way to go to catch ChatGPT: OpenAI's flagship chatbot is still far and away the most popular AI tool in offices globally
Cybersecurity concept image symbolizing third-party data breaches with give padlock symbols and one pictured in red, signifying a security breach.
These five countries recorded the most third-party data breaches last year
Flexible work concept image showing woman working in office environment side by side with woman working from home.
IT professionals aren’t budging on flexible work demands – and more than half say they’ll quit if employers don’t meet expectations
Phishing concept image showing an email symbol with fishing hook.
Have I Been Pwned owner Troy Hunt’s mailing list compromised in phishing attack
Cybersecurity team members discussing strategy in an open plan office space, with male and female practitioners standing and others sitting at desks.
UK tech firms have a chance to trial a four-day week this year – here's how other pilot schemes fared