CISO Global Rolls Out New Partner Program for VARs, MSPs, More

CISO Global, formerly Cerberus Sentinel, has launched a new channel program for VARs, MSPs and strategic partners.

Available in the United States and Latin America, where CISO Global has a large presence, the new program aims to provide the company’s services to end-user customers through an extended network of partners that the company’s team will service and support.

CISO Global is a managed cybersecurity and compliance provider.

The company structured the program by type of engagement. It extends to multiple partnership models, including reseller, referral/mutual referral, and strategic. Each partnership tier has a corresponding level of support and financial compensation.

CISO Global’s Deb Smith

“CISO Global offers a comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity and risk management services and solutions,” said Deb Smith, CISO Global‘s chief financial officer. “We believe in the strategic value of opening our portfolio to other organizations so they can strengthen their cybersecurity posture through our integrated approach, solutions portfolio and focus on compliance. This strategy is effective in providing optimal protection from the increase in cyberattacks facing the industry.”

CISO Global Program Benefits

Structured to be simple and easy, CISO Global‘s program provides onboarding to partners through a series of training programs and sales enablement resources and tools designed to support business development efforts.

The range of program benefits includes:

Each end-user client can collaborate with the security provider and their IT partner as desired to develop tailor-made solutions to strengthen their security posture.

“We are committed to helping the industry accelerate its ongoing push to enhance the effectiveness of cybersecurity in the marketplace,” said David Jemmett, CISO Global’s CEO. “This program leverages our IP, enabling us to bring a more holistic experience to more organizations that are looking for new and strategic ways to solve today’s cybersecurity crisis.”