CrowdStrike and Ignition Technology Expand Partnership to Drive Cybersecurity Transformation .......

• 09 Oct 2024
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CrowdStrike announced an expanded distribution partnership with Ignition Technology to bring the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform to Ignition’s Nordic partner base. Ignition’s partner network in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland will gain access to the Falcon platform to drive vendor consolidation and stop breaches with the world’s most advanced AI-native cybersecurity.

Ignition is committed to bringing the best cybersecurity solutions to its global partner base. CrowdStrike and Ignition’s expanded partnership builds on rapid market traction in the UK, enabling partners to address customer challenges around consolidating costs and simplifying cybersecurity. Ignition’s go-to-market strategy, channel development expertise and expansive partner network of leading solutions providers will accelerate adoption of the Falcon platform’s cutting-edge capabilities across all key attack surfaces to drive cybersecurity transformation in the Nordics.

“We see businesses of all sizes looking for an AI-native platform to transform and consolidate their cybersecurity. This global phenomenon is pronounced in the Nordics where we’re expanding to help organizations stop breaches,” said Daniel Bernard, Chief Business Officer, CrowdStrike. “Growing strategic partnerships with leading industry innovators like Ignition Technology is how we change the game and scale, accelerating our partner-first go-to-market. We’re excited to expand our engagement with the Ignition Technology team in the Nordics.”

“We’ve experienced firsthand how the Falcon platform allows our partners to consolidate and simplify cybersecurity for their customers,” said Mikko Vaajamo, CEO, Ignition Technology Northern Europe. “We’re excited to deepen our partnership with CrowdStrike and equip our Nordic partners with the tools they need to provide their customers with the protection, consolidation and automation outcomes they desire.”