SecureData Africa moves offices

Issued by SecureData
Johannesburg, 08 Jul 2013

SecureData Africa, wholly owned subsidiary of JSE-listed SecureData Holdings, today announced it has relocated its Johannesburg operations.

Over the past year, we have been restructuring and streamlining the business to ensure we are able to offer the correct level of support and service that our partners have become accustomed to, says Wayne Olsen, Chief Technology Officer at SecureData.

Part of this "restructuring" that we have been engaged with is a recent building move of our JHB offices.

We have now moved into not only a slightly smaller building, but one that we feel is more customer-focused. We now have an entire area solely dedicated to partner enablement. Our training facility has increased from a 10-seater to a 16-seater. The auditorium can host over 100 people, and we have a lab that has been designed for our partners to test new products, test current products as well as the ability for our partners to bring their customers here to replicate their environments to showcase technology features. This is to name but a few of the new and exciting features of our new home, he adds.

The new address of the Johannesburg office is

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SecureData
Block A
3021 William Nicol Drive
Bryanston

SecureData

SecureData is a value-added distributor of information risk management and network solutions for the African sub-continent and Indian Ocean islands. A cross-section of the available solutions from SecureData illustrates wide coverage of the following information security and risk management domains: business continuity, security appliances and devices, hardware authentication, identity and access management, security and vulnerability management, secure content management, threat management, and security services. In addition, as a value-add to vendor, channel and customer, SecureData also provides a full complement of support, pre-sales and professional services around the solutions positioned in each discrete security vertical.

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