Qodea and Wiz team up to boost EMEA cloud and AI ambitions

The MSP will join the vendor’s partner programme to answer growing demands across cloud security, data and analytics, and AI and automation

Qodea and Wiz have partnered to bring cloud-security solutions to customers across Europe.

The MSP joins Wiz’s partner programme, which will intend to secure mutual customers’ cloud and AI environments.

Qodea will reportedly be one of Wiz’s first partners to provide assessments, education on Wiz’s solutions, and managed security services to customers across EMEA.

The threat landscape assessments are intended to help users find the right products and services, while the provided education will teach them how to use Wiz, achieve operational independence, and leverage threat intelligence.

The MSSP offer will equip them with a comprehensive management of security operations.

Wiz’s channel scheme’s mission is to bring together technology, cloud partnerships, and solutions providers with the US-based vendor’s enterprise customers to adopt a unified cloud security command centre.

“We’re thrilled to partner with Wiz, an exciting player in the security space right now,” said Alan Paton, CEO of Qodea.

“Working together, we’ll provide our customers a truly holistic solution, one that not only unlocks the power of their data and AI but also ensures its utmost protection.

“This will enable us to deliver more secure, scalable, and innovative solutions, ultimately driving greater success for our mutual customers.”

Tom Henderson, VP of worldwide channels and alliances at Wiz, added: “Wiz enables organisations to adopt [cloud and AI] securely and harness their full potential without introducing additional risk.

“Qodea is driving that mission forward by bringing pivotal expertise and capabilities to our partner ecosystem.”

Qodea has doubled down on partner deals since Paton became CEO in January to drive the company forward “into a new phase of expansion.”

In March, the London-based MSP announced its collaboration with real-time data integration and streaming platform Striim.

It also teamed up with advisory firm PCB in January to bolster its M&A push.

Paul Hoyle was also appointed CRO in April to fuel Paton’s growth ambitions.