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16 Jul 2009
Distributor Target Components has partnered with security vendor Kaspersky Lab.
West Yorkshire-based Target will add Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 and Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2010 to its portfolio.
Caroline Spillane, marketing manager of Target Components, said: “We are delighted to be joining Kaspersky Lab’s Green Team partner programme. We will have access to the best pricing and special offers, as well as direct vendor support – all of which are major benefits to our customers and add extra value.”
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Launched this month, Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 is the last version of its flagship security product. New features include Safe Run, allowing software to be downloaded and tested in a quarantined environment, and a URL Advisor alerting the user of suspicious sites.
Simon Geach, consumer sales director at Kaspersky Lab UK, said: “Working with Target Components will open up channels of previously untapped resellers, to maximise the visibility we have in the channel and ensure resellers receive the highest levels of service."
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