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North East tech firm launches partnership with international cybersecurity vendor
CyberWhite, a North East cybersecurity specialist with offices in Sunderland and Middlesbrough, has brought onboard a new vendor, RiskXchange.
RiskXchange helps companies of all sizes defend against cyber threats by providing risk ratings for any company across the globe.
CyberWhite will be working with the firm, which operates out of London and Palo Alto, as part of its ongoing growth strategy, and will be working with the vendor’s clients to provide third party risk management, attack surface management and fully managed third-party risk.
Matt Hewison, chief operating officer of CyberWhite, said: “When you look at cybersecurity in general, it can be a daunting task, however when we’re talking on a business level, it’s really important that we look at risk and how it impacts business drivers.
“It’s fantastic to have RiskXchange join us as a new vendor and help us to deliver a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity for all our clients. We look forward to working together in the future.”
Crayson Jenkins, vice president of sales at RiskXchange, said: “It’s great to be part of the CyberWhite extended network and I’m looking forward to working together in the northern regions of the UK.
“The CyberWhite portfolio is very comprehensive and the RiskXchange solution is a natural fit, enabling customers to get continuous visibility of their risk within their own organisation and across their extended third-party supply chain.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by News Gathering .
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