Sophos has been recognized for enabling IT Managed Service Providers (MSPs) to effectively defend customers against today’s complex cyberattacks.
SE Labs assesses security vendors based on a combination of continual public testing, private assessments, and feedback from corporate clients. The first-of-its-kind Best MSP Solution award recognizes the critical role MSPs play as the first line of defence for small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) against data breaches, ransomware and other debilitating cyberattacks.
“SE Labs Annual Security Awards 2024 acknowledge industry leaders for their best-in-class products and services. SE Labs are thrilled to award Sophos Best MSP Solution, for keeping their MSP and partner community armed with innovative security solutions and intelligence that protect their customers in the ever-evolving threat landscape,” said Simon Edwards, CEO at SE Labs.
To better protect their businesses and customers, MSPs are prioritizing vendors that can help them understand how attackers operate while providing advanced security solutions that adapt as adversaries change their tactics, techniques, and procedures.
“MSPs need a vendor that understands their business model and practices. Since Sophos works exclusively with the channel, we know how to best partner with MSPs, from an operational standpoint to providing scalable, innovative security products and services that can defend their customers from inevitable cyberattacks,” said Simon Reed, chief research and scientific officer at Sophos.
Sophos defends more than 300,000 organizations worldwide against advanced attacks, with anti-ransomware, anti-exploitation, behavioural analysis, and other innovative technologies.
To help further partners’ and MSPs’ awareness of critical industry issues, Sophos provides real-time and historical threat intelligence with a cross-functional team of more than 500 Sophos cybersecurity experts worldwide. They help partners and MSPs confidently address customers’ questions and concerns about the latest ransomware, vulnerabilities, and attacks circulating in the news.