
Cheyenne, Wyoming March 19, 2020. BlackFog today announced European expansion with a distribution agreement with Watsoft, a leading French distributor and partner to resell its privacy and cybersecurity solution.
Watsoft is a value-added distributor focused on providing SMBs and MSPs with professional software solutions to help them manage and secure their information systems. With a network of over 3300 reseller partners in France and other French speaking countries, Watsoft is committed to offering best of breed solutions to their growing customer base. With the issue of privacy now at the forefront for many organizations, Watsoft has decided to add BlackFog Privacy to their solutions portfolio.
“With BlackFog, Watsoft can offer a new privacy and security solution that bridges the gap between security solutions that focus on prevention such as firewalls, and malware solutions that remove known infections after they have been discovered. Data protection is a major concern for companies and BlackFog offers a solution that can meet today’s data privacy and security requirements,” said Oleg Bivol, president of Watsoft.
“BlackFog is excited to launch into the French market through our partnership with Watsoft. Watsoft has been providing software solutions to the SMB market since 2001 and we are confident that they are the right partner for our continued success in EMEA.” said Dr. Darren Williams, CEO and Founder of BlackFog. “We are pleased to become one of their trusted brands and we look forward to bringing BlackFog Privacy to their large and growing customer base in France and beyond.”
BlackFog will join Watsoft at the IT Partners show at Disneyland Paris on July 1st and 2nd, information and registration can be found on watsoft.com.
About BlackFog
BlackFog is the leader in on device data privacy, data security and ransomware prevention. Our behavioral analysis and data exfiltration technology stops hackers before they even get started. Our cyberthreat prevention software prevents ransomware, spyware, malware, phishing, unauthorized data collection and profiling and mitigates the risks associated with data breaches and insider threats. BlackFog blocks threats across mobile and desktop endpoints, protecting organizations data and privacy, and strengthening regulatory compliance.
To learn more about BlackFog visit www.blackfog.com.
About Watsoft
Watsoft is a value added distributor whose mission is to provide SMBs with professional software solutions to help them manage and secure their information systems since 2001. Its offer is distributed by a strong network of more than 3300 resellers in France and French speaking countries. Specificities of Watsoft: a strong MSP base, an electronic distribution mode, technical support for its resellers, a technical training offer, an efficient commercial service dedicated to resellers, and the provision of marketing tools.
To learn more, visit Watsoft’s website or Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
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