Corero builds channel momentum as Senior Sales Leader gains industry recognition

Corero Network Security

Corero Network Security has announced that Michelle Ragusa-McBain, Vice President of Global Channel Sales, has been named to the 2026 CRN Women of the Channel Power 100 list.

Ragusa-McBain leads Corero’s global channel sales strategy, a key part of how the company expands its market reach. Since joining Corero, she has built the company’s global partner programme from the ground up, with a focus on helping partners sell and deliver Corero’s real-time DDoS protection technology more effectively.

Corero is strengthening a route to market that can support scale. A well-run channel programme allows a cyber security company to reach more customers through partners, rather than relying only on direct sales. The company said Ragusa-McBain has driven a partner-first approach based on enablement, co-innovation and customer outcomes.

Corero operates in a market where uptime and cyber resilience are central customer priorities. Organisations that depend on digital services need to reduce the risk of disruption, and DDoS protection is part of that defence. By expanding its partner network, Corero can place its products closer to customers that may already be buying security services through trusted advisers, managed service providers or technology partners.

The CRN Power 100 list recognises senior women whose leadership has had a notable impact on the IT channel.

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

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