Corero and DVBE target a clear business resilience opportunity

Corero Network Security

AI and digital transformation may dominate the conversation, but neither matters if critical systems go offline. The real test of technology is simple: can the business keep operating during an attack or outage?

That is why cyber security and DDoS protection matter. Companies do not buy them because they are exciting. They buy them to keep customers connected, protect revenue and avoid reputational damage.

The partnership between Corero Network Security and DVBE Technology Group is built around that need.

DVBE helps organisations make technology decisions, modernise infrastructure and implement practical solutions. Corero helps protect those environments from DDoS attacks that could disrupt services and take systems offline.

DVBE supports the wider technology strategy. Corero protects availability.

More business activity now depends on digital systems. Customer access, payments, communications and core operations can all be affected when networks are disrupted. As dependence on technology increases, so does the cost of downtime. This creates a clear need for security to be considered alongside digital transformation, not added later. A modern platform that cannot stay online under pressure is not fully resilient.

Corero Network Security plc (LON:CNS) is a global provider of automated business continuity and network security solutions.

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