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    Sophos rewards eight partners in Africa for outstanding performance in FY21

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    Next-generation cybersecurity company, Sophos has rewarded four selected partners from Nigeria, three from Ghana and one from Congo for their business commitment and success over the last fiscal year.

    The four partners from Nigeria are Mart Networks Limited,  Distributor of the Year, West Africa; Reliance Infosystems, Partner of the Year; Sunnet Systems,  Synchronized Security Partner of the Year and Pacific Solutions Limited,  Top Country Performer.

    The three from Ghana are Infonans Solution PLC, Emerging Partner of the Year, Ghana; Guardian Tech,  Synchronized Partner of the Year, Ghana and Atlantic Computers, Top Country Performer.

    OFIS  from Congo emerged as Mid-Market Partner of the Year.

    These partners were announced the winners at Sophos’ 2021 Middle East and Africa Partner Awards during the virtual Sophos MEA Partner Awards 2021 earlier this month.

    “Partners are an integral part of our business in the Middle East and Africa region. They have significantly contributed to Sophos’ mission to protect organizations of all sizes. The Partner Awards honour top-performing regional partners who have shown commitment towards strengthening their customer’s security and enhancing cybersecurity awareness,” said the Vice President, Middle East and Africa, Sophos, Harish Chib.

    Harish Chib noted that these partners have gone above and beyond to assist their customers to cope with the unprecedented challenges brought on by the ongoing pandemic. “Along with delivering next-generation cybersecurity solutions, they proved to be customers’ trusted advisors and have helped them to thrive in the new normal and ensure business continuity. We are proud of them and appreciate their efforts,” Chib added.

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