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Arbor divides up partners in channel programme shake-up

04 April 2013 •

DDoS mitigation vendor claims four-tier scheme will mean partners receive more tailored support

DDoS mitigation vendor Arbor Networks is restructuring its partner progamme in the hope of driving more business through its VARs. The vendor, which landed in Europe at the start of last year, c...

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