NuMSP, a well known Managed IT services provider declared that the organization has tied up with Comodo guard and protects its client’s system environment. NuMSP further declared that the organization opts for Comodo Security Solutions’ zero-trust towards to prevent security violation and the destruction that ransomware and malware can produce by opting for its Dragon platform that includes advanced endpoint protection (AEP) and patent-pending auto-containment technology. Comodo’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a 24/7 Security Operations Center that will give NuMSP a crew of security researchers who will simultaneously observe the organization’s IT systems for detecting Indicators of compromise (IOCs) and restrict advanced threats.
Zero-trust approach
The organization further affirmed that NuMSP chose Comodo’s goods due to its self-autonomous containment technology. NuMSP is likewise passionately seeming to get into new geographical areas and obtain MSPs in the current or present geographic markets.
Chief Executive Officer at NuMSP, Jim Griffith stated that following the current thirteen concluded acquisitions and after thoroughly researching the antivirus products for each company they finally chose Comodo’s suite of antivirus products as it contained auto containment technology that no other vendors possessed. However, the patent is yet to be issued by the authorities and is in pending status. Ransomware is still affecting clients in the U.S and all across the world. The base of any network security starts with antivirus and that’s where Comodo’s solution comes in the picture, with the solution NuMSP clients can be given a level of security that is unparalleled.
Alan Knepfer, president and Chief Revenue Officer at Comodo stated that they are excited to hold NuMSP reach the thousands of customers that support Comodo to guard their endpoints from various security threats. He further added that their multipurpose cloud base cybersecurity solution will serve in defending or protecting its clients from various cyber-attacks.
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