Tenable reveals Global Partner Award winners
Tenable®, the exposure management company, recently announced the recipients of its Global Partner Awards during Tenable AssureWorld — the company's fifth annual virtual partner conference.
Those honoured this year include IBM — Global System Integrator of the Year; Siemens Energy — Tenable OT Security Partner of the Year; Telefonica — MSSP Partner of the Year; and AWS — Global Technology Partner of the Year.
Tenable also crowned its regional Partners of the Year which recognises those partners who consistently surpass expectations in collaboration and contribution throughout the year. This year's winners are:
Asia Pacific and Japan – DXC
Europe, the Middle East and Africa – Softcat (UKI)
Latin America – Global Sec Tecnologia
North America – CDW
Public Sector – SHI
'As a partner-first company, Tenable is hyper-focused on investing in and supporting channel partners, promoting collective success', said Jeff Brooks, Senior Vice President of Global Channels, Tenable. 'Our Global Partner Awards recognise partners whose dedication and collaboration with Tenable deliver truly exceptional outcomes in helping customers eradicate priority cyber weaknesses and protect against attacks'.
Tenable AssureWorld is an exclusive event that allows Tenable and its partners to come together to learn and share information. The conference provides insights from top executives on Tenable's vision, revenue strategy, customer-focused business strategy, product roadmap, and other key areas of cybersecurity.
In addition to providing resellers, distributors, MSSPs, and systems integrators with innovative exposure management solutions, the Tenable Assure Partner Program arms partners with sales and marketing assistance, training and certification opportunities, services-delivery certification and technical support to grow their business and deliver exceptional exposure management and risk mitigation. More information on the Tenable Assure Partner Program is available at: https://www.tenable.com/partners/channel-partner-program.
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