Palisade Systems, the leader In Data Loss Prevention solutions for the small- and medium-sized enterprise, today announces that Cincinnati-based Secure Content Technologies has joined its VIP Reseller Program. As a reseller, Secure Content Technologies will market Palisade Systems PacketSure solution to the small and medium enterprise market seeking a full data loss prevention solution for the various markets including the healthcare, educational and financial sectors.
Secure Content Technologies of greater Cincinnati, Ohio provides best-of-breed email content Internet and network protection for the business and education network. The company's security and risk assessments help organizations meet their information and security objectives.
"Secure Content Technologies is a wonderful addition to the Palisade Systems VIP Reseller Program, with its laser-focus on the education and business marketplace," said Christian Renaud, CEO of Palisade Systems. "We are excited about bringing our award-winning DLP solution to their existing and new customers and working with them on future initiatives."
Palisade Systems PacketSure offers one of the most comprehensive data loss prevention solutions for companies. With both an installed and managed solution, Palisade's PacketSure is available for companies that are looking to best protect their assets and secure their information in both a hosted and managed environment.
"We are looking forward to working with Palisade Systems and bringing their top-line DLP solution to our customer base," said Karen Greer, President, Secure Content Technologies. "With our focus on business and education, and Palisade Systems dedication to those markets, we expect to increased sales opportunities as part of the Palisade Systems reseller partnership."
Palisade Systems resellers are able to participate in the company's marketing initiatives, as well as the PSI Registration and Secure Assessment Programs, Extended Terms Programs and other programs and sales support.
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