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| Cyberoam Open Up New Office In South Africa To Match New Growth | |
| Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2013 02:15:24 PM | |
 New Jersey, September 9, 2013 - Cyberoam, the leading global network security company as a part of its design to quickly capture market transitions & deliver innovative solutions in South Africa announced the opening of its new office. The new office is located in the hub of the IT industry in Johannesburg – close to several client offices and is centrally accessible. The address is, The Business Centre, Design Quarter, Leslie Avenue, Fourways Johannesburg South Africa is one of the regions of major focus for Cyberoam. In last few months, Cyberoam appointed local channel manager Adrian Anema and presales manager Graeme McMillan. The new recruitment and centrally located offices are geared to intensify the company's focus on operational excellence while positioning it as a company that offers strong security while meeting business needs like none. With presence in more than 125+ countries worldwide, Cyberoam is the only UTM that specifically caters to a critical need of enterprises – identifying users in the network – which makes it, stand out in the competitive UTM market across the globe. The unique capabilities and comprehensive security of Cyberoam has already seen it successfully ensconced in the region and now Cyberoam is all set to strengthen its existing relationship with customers and, lead the market as the most preferred UTM solution. Excited with the new progress, Mr Adrian Anema, channel manager Cyberoam, South Africa, said “Network security in South Africa today plays a key role in protecting information assets and driving innovation for organizations. There is a strong demand for Cyberoam solutions. With the introduction of NG Series, Virtual UTM Appliance and other solutions, Cyberoam meets the emerging business needs with its gigabit network performance, virtualized security et al, like none. Therefore we need to make quick moves to tap into the huge potential. The time is therefore ripe to accelerate. The new initiatives are steps that match our growth.” |