New Exertis Cybersecurity business division launched

Exertis, a leading technology distributor, has announced the launch of its new business unit, Exertis Cybersecurity. The division builds on the company's existing UK cybersecurity business and highlights the importance of cyber threats and the need for businesses to prioritise their cybersecurity strategies.

The new unit will provide a range of solutions from endpoint device protection to firewalls and zero trust architecture, and it will now be available in the Nordics, Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, France, and Germany.

The team has recently seen an influx of new vendor signings, including eSentire, Progress, Scylla, Seceon and Veeam, highlighting the growth potential in this area. This move aims to cement Exertis' position as a leading distributor in the security space and emphasises the need for businesses to take cybersecurity seriously.

Dominic Ryles, Director of Sales and Commercial at Exertis Cybersecurity (pictured top), said: “We’re delighted to be rolling out our cybersecurity solution stack across our European offices. We look forward to strengthening our relationships with our European colleagues, partners and customers.”

Steve Cowley, Director of Sales Europe at Exertis Enterprise, added: “I have witnessed the enterprise solutions market evolve so much in all the years I have been in the industry. I have seen our production team go from building terminated 68pin SCSI drives in an external enclosure to building all-flash storage arrays capable of holding multi petabytes of data, that can perform millions of IOPS across different global locations.