U.S.-Mexico cybersecurity collaboration strengthens Resecurity and Totalsec partnership
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Resecurity, with its main headquarter in the U.S. and Totalsec based in Mexico, have partnered to bring Resecurity's market-leading threat intelligence platform to Totalsec customers.
Key Points:
- Resecurity, with its main headquarter in the U.S. and Totalsec based in Mexico, have partnered to bring Resecurity's market-leading threat intelligence platform to Totalsec customers.
- By partnering with Totalsec, Resecurity will have access to a large customer base in Mexico while leveraging Totalsec's cyber expertise.
- "To increase our presence in the Mexican cybersecurity market, we have established an alliance with leading Mexican cybersecurity company, Totalsec.
- Based on the recent joint U.S.-Mexico dialogue on the security framework, Resecurity and Totalsec will only strengthen the partnership between the neighboring nations for years to come," expressed Gene Yoo, CEO of Resecurity.