Zimperium said the channel will be critical to its next phase of explosive growth.

Edward Gately, Senior News Editor

October 10, 2017

3 Min Read
Mobile Security
Shutterstock

**Editor’s Note: Click here for our most recent list of important channel-program changes you should know.**

Mobile security provider Zimperium has unveiled its enhanced global partner program aimed at allowing partners to engage with their customers in a variety of ways — via traditional resale, referral or managed services models.

The zPartner Program includes the following key benefits: improved sales and technical enablement resources; enhanced margin on product and services revenue via revamped deal registration; and support for multiple go-to-market models, including managed services.

Bonora-Tricia_Zimperium.jpeg

Zimperium’s Tricia Bonora

Tricia Bonora, Zimperium’s senior director of Americas channels, tells Channel Partners that initial efforts with the channel focused on establishing relationships in the mobile community with global service providers and device manufacturers.

“As mobile attacks become more advanced, we want to arm our partners with the resources they need to increase the value they provide to their customers,” she said. “The channel will be critical to Zimperium’s next phase of explosive growth. Zimperium will heavily leverage partners to improve coverage and competency around the globe, and particularly in the Americas. The market for mobile threat defense is accelerating every day, and Zimperium will embrace those partners that want to be at the forefront of this growth, and who want to help their clients defend themselves from the next generation of cyber threats.”

By establishing a strategic relationship with Zimperium, partners can increase the value they provide to their customers by giving them insight into their mobile devices. Partners also can use the company’s machine-learning-based approach to provide their customers with a number of features, including: enterprise mobile security services optimized for iOS and Android devices; in-app protection to mitigate mobile app security risk; and intelligent insight to stay on top of and eliminate mobile risks.

“The zPartner program will keep the barriers to entry low as the mobile threat defense market matures,” Bonora said. “The program is designed to empower partners to differentiate themselves in terms of pipeline build, revenue growth, and pre- and post-sales services capability. Zimperium is committed to supporting our partners who are early adopters of our solutions, who embed them in their unique as-a-service models and who help to build awareness to their clients on the significant risk associated with mobile devices.”

Zimperium will be selective in the partners it chooses to go to market with, and “judicious in the overall number of partners in the program so that we can be highly relevant to each other,” she said.

Gibson-Scott_Teneo.jpg

Teneo’s Scott Gibson

“Partners are often faced with a crowded market, both in terms of number of vendor partners, and competition [among] other solution providers,” Bonora said. “We want to help partners differentiate themselves by building unique solutions that allow them to provide the greatest value to their customers.”

Teneo, a Zimperium partner, provides optimization offerings for networks, security, storage and applications.

“As a specialist integrator of next-generation technologies, Teneo delivers business value by introducing, designing, integrating, and managing holistic advanced solutions, thereby reducing risk and complexity for our customers,” said Scott Gibson, Teneo’s senior vice president of Americas sales. “The Zimperium platform addresses the mobile device security gap that has previously been ignored and allows Teneo to provide end-to-end security solutions and services based on best-of-breed technologies as an integral part of Teneo’s cybersecurity practice.”

Read more about:

Agents

About the Author(s)

Edward Gately

Senior News Editor, Channel Futures

As news editor, Edward Gately covers cybersecurity, new channel programs and program changes, M&A and other IT channel trends. Prior to Informa, he spent 26 years as a newspaper journalist in Texas, Louisiana and Arizona.

Free Newsletters for the Channel
Register for Your Free Newsletter Now

You May Also Like