Synnex Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) has expanded its distribution partnership with Google Cloud with the addition of Google Cloud Security to its portfolio.
The company said the expanded deal will provide partners with new opportunities to take an AI driven approach to cybersecurity via access to the Google Cloud Security suite, including Chronicle Security Operations.
“With this expansion, our partners can distinguish themselves by delivering enterprise advanced security offerings with capabilities in threat detection, investigation and response,” Kuo Yoong, head of cloud at Synnex ANZ said.
As part of the agreement, Synnex will provide partners with Google Cloud Security training and certifications as part of its existing education and channel enablement program.
“In the face of the rapidly expanding global threat landscape, this collaboration comes at a critical time as we remain steadfast in ensuring our partners have access to a highly reliable security platform,” said Arthur Gimisis, CEO at Synnex ANZ.
“Google Cloud Security facilitates the implementation of a modern approach to threat intelligence, ensuring you can deploy advanced security strategies without compromising on the volume of data involved.”
Synnex’s services within the Google ecosystem includes Google Cloud, Google Workspace, Google Workspace for Education, Chrome management services, Chrome devices and complementary SaaS cloud offerings.
“We’re pleased that Synnex will bring Google Cloud’s critical cybersecurity capabilities to more partners throughout Australia and New Zealand,” said Sandeep Patil, head of security partners and managed security services for Asia Pacific and Japan at Google Cloud.
“With cybersecurity as a top concern for global organisations, Google Cloud’s advanced security operations tools complemented by our partner’s adaptive offers and services, can help strengthen their security posture against fast-moving threats. We look forward to accelerating our partnership with Synnex.”
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