Netpoleon announced a partnership with Pentera, the leader in automated security validation, to distribute Pentera’s solutions across the ANZ and ASEAN regions.
Netpoleon is a provider of integrated security, networking solutions and value-added services across APAC. Pentera will join the list of world-class solutions that Netpoleon offers to help customers keep pace with the security challenges that are inherent to the dynamic IT environments of today.
“By leveraging the Pentera solution, our customers can continuously validate the effectiveness of their security across their multiple attack surfaces,” said Francis Goh, Chief Executive Officer, Netpoleon Group. “Netpoleon is proud to partner with a market leader like Pentera, whose automated security validation solution ensures that our customers’ security readiness is always maintained.”
Pentera emulates the real-world adversary techniques across the entire IT attack surface. The agentless, rapidly-deployed platform continuously challenges existing cybersecurity controls with the latest attack techniques. The solution provides security teams with an actionable roadmap that enables them to dramatically reduce their security exposure as well as benchmark their security over time.
“We recognize the urgent need for automated security validation in light of the rising number of data breaches across Australia and New Zealand,” said Paul Lim, Regional Director ANZ at Netpoleon. “Pentera enables security validation at a scale not possible through manual pentesting or red-teaming. Their automated solution will enable our customers to proactively validate their security and reduce cybersecurity exposure on a continuous basis.”
“Joining forces with partners that understand our customers’ IT and security needs is paramount for us,” said Michael Tan, VP Sales, APAC at Pentera. “Netpoleon has a mature security practice and solid track record in the region, making them a strong choice for Pentera’s next phase of growth in APAC. We look forward to a long and successful partnership.”
