Sophos discusses Synchronised Security with leading IT heads in India

NEW DELHI: U.K.-based Sophos has announced the success of its Discover Sophos roadshows held in Chennai, Lucknow and Delhi. After reporting strong global billings growth, the company is aggressively looking to build upon its success by securing small and mid-market enterprises that require smarter, simpler solutions that IT administrators can deploy quickly and easily.

These road shows reiterated the company’s focus on this market segment and its position as the only vendor in the world with a balanced portfolio of solutions across endpoint and network security.

These multi-city events saw 200 prominent IT and security heads of leading businesses including senior government executives who were keen to know more about the company’s product portfolio and its strategy to be the best in the world at delivering complete, enterprise-grade IT security for mid-market organizations.

These roadshows highlighted key initiatives taken by Sophos to entrench its India presence including the launch of Sophos Clean, a next-generation, signature-less malware detection solution, Sophos Email Appliance with next-generation sandboxing technology to reduce the risk of phishing, targeted scams and sophisticated threats and the comprehensive research conducted by Sophos on designer geo-malware.

“We are the first security vendor to deliver synchronized security that allows endpoint and network security products to actively and continuously share threat intelligence with each other to effectively protect organizations against today’s sophisticated threats. These roadshows helped the industry discover Sophos’s capability to protect mid-market organizations with next-generation security that is comprehensive and works as a system.” said Sunil Sharma, vice president sales, Sophos India & SAARC.

Sophos is building its presence in India to address its growing demand for IT security solutions and as a region that needs to deploy advanced solutions to effectively manage advanced threats.