SafeBreach Reports Strong Year of Product Innovations, Channel and Customer Growth
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SafeBreach, maker of most widely used continuous security control validation platform in large and global-scale Enterprises, announced a record year of customer growth driven by rapid adoption of its platform, user-driven feature additions, strong channel partnerships, and growing market awareness of the importance of continuous security control validation to reduce attack surface and protect the enterprise.
In 2020, SafeBreach milestones included:
Product innovations including
Awards from
Strengthened executive leadership with the addition of
Ken Smith as CRO, Jim Sullivan (formerly with Proofpoint) as VP of Global Channel and the promotion of Kevin Miller (formerly with FireEye) to VP of Sales
SAP to Acquire Business Process Intelligence Company Signavio
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WALLDORF, Germany, and BERLIN, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) and Signavio GmbH today announced that SAP has entered into an agreement to acquire Signavio, a leader in the enterprise business process intelligence and process management space. Combining Signavio with the Business Process Intelligence unit of SAP will strengthen SAP s capacity to help companies quickly understand, improve, transform and manage their business processes at scale. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2021, subject to regulatory approval.
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Deutsche Telekom, Cellnex ink Dutch tower tie-up - Mobile World Live 21 JAN 2021
Deutsche Telekom signed an agreement with Cellnex to merge their respective tower businesses in the Netherlands and establish a joint investment fund covering digital infrastructure across Europe.
In a statement, Cellnex said Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile Netherlands business would integrate 3,150 towers into its Cellnex Netherlands subsidiary, which will operate a total 4,314 sites in the country.
Cellnex and T-Mobile Netherlands plan to sign a 15-year provision agreement, which is automatically renewable for ten-year periods and includes a requirement to roll out 180 new sites over the next seven years.
The new business will be 62 per cent owned by Cellnex, with Deutsche Telekom holding the remaining 38 per cent.
Cellnex Telecom, the aggressively expansionist Spanish mobile tower company, is increasing its presence in the Netherlands through a new mobile tower venture with Deutsche Telekom (DT).
The move, which follows the recent closure of Cellnex s acquisition of CK Hutchison s telecommunications tower assets in Austria, Denmark and Ireland, will create what the two partners describe as the leading independent telecommunications tower company in the Netherlands.
Furthermore, Cellnex and DT are creating a new and independently managed fund called Digital Infrastructure Vehicle (DIV), which will be headed up by Vicente Vento, the co-founder of Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners (DTCP).
Towering over: Cellnex says the tie-up with DT will create the the leading independent telecommunications tower company in the Netherlands. (Source: Cellnex)