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Here’s What 10 Cybersecurity CEOs Are Prioritizing In 2023
Gina Narcisi
From reaching customers that are buying security solutions in new ways, to fighting cybercrime and emerging threats alongside their trusted channel partners, here’s what some of the world’s biggest security CEOs are prioritizing this year.
Barracuda Networks
Hatem Naguib, CEO
To continue empowering our channel partners through best-in-class products and solutions that are tailored to how our customers want to consume [tech] as standalone, part of solutions, or as a service offering. Our mission at Barracuda is to deliver innovative solutions that are easy to buy, easy to deploy, and easy to use. We will continue to give our channel partners the security-centric tools they need to best serve their customers.
Bitdefender
Florin Talpes, Co-Founder and CEO
I co-founded Bitdefender over 21 years ago and my priority remains the same. To fight cybercrime. Our partners and customers inspire us each day. They trust us to help protect their most valuable digital assets, as well as their privacy and identity and, essentially their livelihoods. We take it very seriously. From consumers wanting to protect their photos, credentials and online privacy, to businesses needing to defend against ransomware attacks and governments concerned about citizen safety and whatever new security challenges come our way this year, Bitdefender will do its best to meet them head-on as the world’s most trusted cybersecurity company.
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