Cylance's EMEA channel boss on the vendor's hype, UK growth and channel 'hit squad'
Stuart Quinsey talks CRN through the vendor's progress in EMEA after arriving with a bang two years ago

Cylance made perhaps more noise than any vendor in recent years when it launched into the UK in 2016, demonstrated no better than when it plastered its logo over Waterloo Station (pictured above). But...
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