Corero and Atlantic Data Security Partner for Enhanced DDoS Protection
Corero Network Security has announced a new strategic partnership with Atlantic Data Security, expanding its partner ecosystem and U.S. market presence to enhance DDoS protection services. Announced in a press release, this collaboration aims to help enterprises safeguard uptime and ensure continuous operations through real-time DDoS protection.
Atlantic Data Security, with its expertise in critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, bio-pharmaceutical, and financial services, will offer Corero's SmartWall ONE™ solution and the new CORE platform. These solutions provide comprehensive Layer 3 through 7 DDoS defense and behavior-based access control, strengthening ADS's ability to manage secure environments while delivering greater visibility and value to its customers.
This partnership supports Corero's U.S. channel strategy to grow through integrators focused on long-term cybersecurity outcomes, aligning with ADS's mission to help organizations stay protected, connected, and resilient.
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