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22 Jun 2007
Anti-malware vendor Sana Security has signed Northamber as a pan-European distributor for its Primary Response product set.
According to Sana research, the UK has seen exponential growth in identity fraud over the past few years. Nearly 50 per cent of threats most recently detected by agents have been bots or elements of botnets, which collect and transmit crucial information back to those in control.
Peter Baxter, general manager of EMEA at Sana Security, said: “Organisations and consumers alike are finding their commercial and personal information and finances are at risk. We are pleased to have Northamber’s customer commitment and channel prowess assisting us in meeting these challenges.
Henry Matthews, managing director of Northamber, said in a statement: “Sana Security has been making significant strides since it entered the EMEA market last year. The Primary Response family is a fantastic set of products and we are confident our resellers will generate significant revenues in the coming years.”
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