Nucleus Cyber grows EMEA presence through partnership with South African reseller Privacy on the Go

Nucleus Cyber, the intelligent data-centric security company for the modern workplace, announced today a partnership with Privacy on the Go to distribute and resell NC Protect to customers and partners in sub-Saharan Africa.

The partnership allows Privacy on the Go, one of fastest growing cyber security specialists in sub-Saharan Africa, to resell, distribute and provide services for Nucleus Cyber’s NC Protect solution for conditional access and security in SharePoint, Office 365, Microsoft Teams, Yammer, Dropbox and file shares.

Bianca Dafel, Sales Director at Privacy on the Go, said: “Our customers are looking for solutions to help them with both data discovery and secure collaboration. Our partnership with Nucleus Cyber allows us to expand our security solutions portfolio to include intelligent data-centric security that can help discover and classify sensitive data, as well as protect against inside threats, including cyber espionage, overprivileged users and human error.”

NC Protect offers a centralised and cost-effective data-centric security solution to ensure compliance with regulatory and corporate policies and protect against breaches to mitigate risk. It is both content and context aware to automatically find, classify and secure unstructured data on-premises, in the cloud and in hybrid environments. NC Protect dynamically adjusts access and security based on real-time comparison of user context and file content to make sure that users view, use and share files according to organisational regulations and policies.

“Privacy on the Go’s domain expertise in solutions to protect customers against the ever-evolving threat landscape makes them the ideal partner to grow our presence in Africa,” Kurt Mueffelmann, CEO of Nucleus Cyber, stated. “NC Protect allows Privacy on the Go to offer customers and partners a single, data-centric security solution designed to safeguard sensitive and confidential information from internal threats in a wide range of collaboration tools.”