Cyberoam & VCW sign UK distribution agreement

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Unified Threat Management (UTM) vendor Cyberoam has signed up Voice Comms Warehouse (VCW) as its distributor in a move to strengthen its presence within the UK market.

Says MD of VCW, Graham Fox: “The secret of VCW’s success has always been the careful selection of products in its portfolio after thoroughly understanding the needs of the market. Cyberoam…caters to the current needs of the market where enterprises want to keep track on network users and put proactive security measures in place.”

Kunal Popat, general manager, business development at Cyberoam adds: “VCW has been the force behind major brands of network security in the UK. Its solid platform of business and extensive network of security resellers will be a major asset as we concentrate on building on our leadership in the UTM market of the UK.”

VCW offers the full portfolio of Cyberoam products, including its flagship Unified Threat Management (UTM) range, Cyberoam Endpoint Data Protection and SSL VPN solutions, and plans to support its partners with a range of marketing programmes around the product.

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