Kenyan cybersecurity firm Kristel has expanded its footprint to Rwanda, Ethiopia, and Uganda to meet the increasing demand for cybersecurity services in the region. This expansion was announced during the unveiling of Kristel’s new look at Royal Tulip Canaan Hotel.
Ben Obinju, CEO of Kristel, highlighted their journey from being the first locally founded cybersecurity distributor in Kenya to expanding their offerings to over ten cybersecurity solutions. With a network of more than 140 partners across the region, Kristel is addressing serious cybercrime issues such as ransomware and malware. The rebrand underscores Kristel’s commitment to adapting to evolving cyber threats, enhancing organizations’ cyber hygiene, and strengthening their defenses.
Pablo Ruano, Bitdefender’s Regional Sales Director, emphasized the dynamic nature of the cybersecurity market and praised Kristel’s rebranding efforts. He highlighted Kristel’s commitment to providing adaptable security solutions and delivering unparalleled reliability to their clients amidst the daily emergence of new attack vectors.
Tom Gitogo, CEO of Britam, expressed admiration for Kristel’s evolution and impact in the cybersecurity sector. He commended Kristel as a pioneering value-added distributor, thriving locally and making a significant difference across East Africa.
Kristel’s expansion into Rwanda, Ethiopia, and Uganda signifies their strategic growth to cater to the cybersecurity needs of businesses in these countries. With their expanded footprint, Kristel aims to provide comprehensive cybersecurity solutions and support to organizations across East Africa.
Congratulations to Kristel on their expansion and rebranding! They continue to set new standards in cybersecurity distribution, helping businesses navigate the complexities of cyber threats and safeguard their operations effectively.
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