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13 Jun 2007
Security VAR Vistorm has landed the EMEA Partner of the Year 2007 title at McAfee’s Partner Symposium.
The firm was given the accolade for consistently implementing and supporting McAfee’s risk management portfolio and vision, in partnership with its own Information Assurance offering.
Rob Eatwell, channel director at McAfee, said: “We are very pleased to award Vistorm our EMEA Partner of the Year award. The vulnerabilities facing business continue to evolve at a lightening pace, but working with great partners ensures this is a battle in which we can stay one step ahead. Vistorm has continued to acutely understand its customers' needs and develop solutions that are not only intuitive but also address the vital consultancy element that allows users to see them as a truly valuable and trusted security partner."
Steve Browell, general manager technology at Vistorm, said: “"We are
delighted with this award and the recognition of all of our hard work over the
last year. Now more than ever, Information Assurance and risk management are at
the forefront of government and enterprise procurement. So it's a great time for
the Vistorm and McAfee partnership, as we continue to take our offering to the
market to answer
some of the key security issues affecting large organisations today."
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