Northamber and Idenprotect team up to deliver passwordless solutions across Europe
The vendor will gain access to over 5,000 resellers across the UKI and Benelux
Cybersecurity vendor Idenprotect has partnered with distributor Northamber to broaden the reach of its solutions to resellers across Europe.
The British vendor will gain access to Northamber’s network of more than 5,000 resellers to deliver phishing resistant passwordless authentication technology.
Northamber will distribute Idenprotect’s full suite of solutions, including both Passport and Go across the UK, Ireland, and Benelux.
By working with Northamber, Idenprotect will intend to leverage the distie’s experience and market presence to meet demand, while providing partners with the technical knowledge and support needed to deploy its products.
“This addition not only strengthens our existing range of solutions, but also fills a critical gap in identity and access management, an area that is increasingly vital in today’s landscape,” said Grant Reddin, director of cyber and solutions at Northamber.
“By integrating Idenprotect, we’re enabling our customers to adopt a stronger, user-friendly security posture without adding complexity to their operations.
“The cybersecurity industry is evolving at pace, and this move reflects our commitment to staying ahead, ensuring our partners have the tools they need to protect, adapt, and succeed in this ever-changing environment."
Craig McDermott, CEO of Idenprotect, added: “[Northamber’s] commitment to their partners and their people mirrors our own values, and we believe this collaboration will be a significant step in making our passwordless solutions accessible to a wider market.”
This marks Northamber’s third partnership this year.
At the beginning of 2025, the Surrey-based company joined forces with Six Degrees to deliver the MSP’s cloud and cybersecurity services to its network of resellers.
In April, it teamed up with Asanti Data Centres to give partners access to regional edge datacentre infrastructure solutions across the UK.
The company has also significantly increased its presence across Europe in recent months, especially in the Benelux, where it acquired Epatra and Sahara Benelux over the span of a week in February.