AmiViz announces partnership with runZero
Eve Goode
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AmiViz has partnered with runZero to deliver enhanced cybersecurity visibility across networks in the Middle East.
According to the companies, the AmiViz-runZero partnership enhances the strengths of both organisations.
It combines AmiViz’s regional expertise and distribution network with runZero’s innovative security technology.
The combination of the two organisations is set to provide businesses with advanced cybersecurity solutions that are crucial in today’s intricate environment.
The runZero platform is a comprehensive cyber-asset attack surface management solution (CAASM) that integrates proprietary active scanning, native passive discovery and API integrations.
This offers customers in depth security visibility, enabling them to mitigate exposure and lowers the amount of compliance risks swiftly.
COO at AmiViz, Ilyas Mohammed commented on the partnership
“Partnering with runZero allows Amiviz to offer our clients, state of the art solution that transforms how they manage and secure their digital assets.
“The runZero platform’s ability to discover and unify data from IT, OT, IOT, cloud, mobile and remote assets ensures that our clients can see and secure everything on their networks, leaving no blind spots.”
Total visibility across diverse asset categories
Regional enterprises will be able to benefit from a holistic view of their security landscape thanks to the new partnership, as the runZero platform provides total visibility across diverse asset categories.
runZero claims that enterprises discover 25% more assets than they were previously aware of when working together.
Enhanced security posture is crucial in today’s complex digital environment as threats are continuously evolving and the need for comprehensive management is paramount.
The cybersecurity space
“We are excited to collaborate with AmiViz, a leader in the cybersecurity distribution space,” said Chief Revenue Officer at runZero, Joe Taborek.
“Our partnership ensures that Middle Eastern enterprises have access to cutting-edge technology that is essential for identifying and securing all assets on their networks, ultimately reducing their risk of cyber-attacks.”
