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StarLink signs as Imperva distributor in META

Deal allows value-added distributor to deliver best-in-class cyber security solutions on premise, cloud and across hybrid environments

StarLink signs as Imperva distributor in META

StarLink signs as Imperva distributor in META

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Specialist value-added distributor (VAD) StarLink, has signed a distribution partnership with Imperva to distribute the Imperva security stack throughout the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META).

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Under the accord, StarLink, with its extensive channel network, sales and technical teams across META, will work closely with the vendor expert teams to explore new opportunities and generate more brand awareness for Imperva and aim to help organisations protect their data, comply with regulations and defend cyber attacks.

Bashar Bashaireh, CEO, StarLink, said:“Security, compliance and reliability should encompass the general network health of any organisation.”

Bashaireh said Imperva cyber security portfolio seamlessly complements StarLink solutions ecosystem dedicated to data security and compliance. “We look forward to work together with Imperva and help enterprises protect their business-critical data and applications in the cloud and on-premise,” he added.

“We are excited to partner with StarLink as they expand their cybersecurity offerings,” said Morgan Jay, assistant VP, EMEA South and Middle East at Imperva. “Together, with their extensive network of security-focused partners, we’ll work to help enterprises navigate today’s complex cybersecurity challenges.”

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

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