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Comodo to develop A/NZ MSP channel with local VP Comodo to develop A/NZ MSP channel with local VP Comes as the vendor takes a “channel approach” and will not be selling direct in the region Credit: Dreamstime US-based cyber security vendor Comodo Cybersecurity has appointed Greg Wyman as its regional vice president for Australia and New Zealand to head up its local operations.  Comodo, which opened in the US in 1998, focuses on its security operations centre-as-a-platform, automatic containment of unknown executables, as well as endpoint detection and response (ED...

Antivirus and digital certifications vendor Comodo Cybersecurity has appointed channel veteran Greg Wyman as its vice president for Australia and New Zealand. Wyman launched the company’s new presence in the region after doing the same for Bufferzone Security earlier this year and Storagecraft in 2006. While known for its consumer antivirus products, Comodo has recently made the shift to specialise in products made for managed service providers, which also fuelled its expansion to ANZ, its first region outside of the US and Europe. Wyman posted the update on LinkedIn, saying he started in t...