Trustwave and Palo Alto Networks have announced a strategic alliance designed to bring next-generation managed security services to global, multi-national businesses and government agencies.
Under the terms of the agreement, Trustwave has become a global member of the Palo Alto Networks NextWave partner programme to provide managed security services for the Palo Alto Networks security platform.
The alliance expands Trustwave Managed Security Services to include Palo Alto Networks devices delivering the latest next-generation security technology, to help businesses defend the network perimeter without having to manage and monitor the devices themselves.
Offering WildFire to Trustwave customers will provide “another strong layer of managed detection and prevention capabilities against the latest cyberattacks”, the partners said.
“With customers in 96 countries, security operations centres across the world, and extensive experience managing security on behalf of large and distributed enterprises, Trustwave brings a truly global perspective as a key managed security services partner for Palo Alto Networks,” said Robert McCullen, chief executive officer of Trustwave. “Partnering with Palo Alto Networks brings a new level of protection to enterprises and government agencies that want advanced protection delivered as a managed security service.”
Mark McLaughlin, chief executive officer of Palo Alto Networks, said: “We are pleased to enter into this global alliance with Trustwave and help our joint customers enjoy a high level of service and security.”
The Trustwave Managed Firewall service offers around-the-clock support with integrated threat analysis delivered by the SpiderLabs team at Trustwave.
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