
Leading MSP adds BlackFog Privacy to its Cybersecurity Management Portfolio
Cheyenne, Wyoming, August 25, 2020. BlackFog, Inc. today announced that they have entered into a strategic partnership with leading cybersecurity-as-a-service provider, GuardSight.
Established in 2009, GuardSight is a leading provider of specialized cybersecurity management services for SMBs and large enterprises. The Company offers a wide range of detection and response, operations, compliance, assessment, and consulting services to help customers guard their critical assets and reputation against sophisticated cyberthreats. As leaders in cybersecurity management, Guardsight is committed to offering best-of-breed technology to their customers. Partnering with leading on-device data privacy company BlackFog, will enable them to address increasing customer concerns around data privacy and security.
“BlackFog is a welcome addition to our cybersecurity services portfolio,” commented John McGloughlin, GuardSight Founder and CEO. “BlackFog has a truly unique approach to data privacy and security using on-device capabilities rather than cloud-based analysis. This relationship provides our customers with data privacy and security and, more importantly, compliance with the increasing number of US privacy regulations.”
“We are very excited to partner with GuardSight who recognizes the importance of data privacy and data security in the rapidly evolving regulatory environment. The crucial role of data exfiltration in data breach protection and post hoc analysis is becoming an important differentiator for many leading MSP’s. We look forward to working closely with GuardSight’s experts to provide a rich experience for all their customers, said Dr. Darren Williams, CEO and Founder of BlackFog.
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 GuardSight
Established in 2009, GuardSight is an experienced provider of specialized cybersecurity management services for SMBs and large enterprises. GuardSight’s sole focus is tactical cybersecurity. They are a force multiplier for threat detection and response, vulnerability management, and compliance– the tip of the spear in guarding their customer’s critical assets and reputation against sophisticated cyber threats. GuardSight has been named a Top 200 MSSP Provider and is a DFARS/NIST 800-171 compliant company with over a dozen accreditations from professional institutions.
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