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SecureNet Technologies is a global Software as a Service (SaaS) company specializing in professional interactive security, home control, and video monitoring applications. The company enables the convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart-home control by offering customers a single, simple-to-use solution for the management of security and lifestyle eco-systems. SecureNet sells its services exclusively through dealer partners, whom it enables to innovate in a fast-evolving market, win market share, and grow sustainable, recurring revenue streams.
Fujitsu Limited is a Japanese multinational information and communications technology equipment and services company, established in 1935 and headquartered in Tokyo.
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Xcitium is used by more than 3,000 organizational customers & partners around the globe. Founded with one simple goal – to put an end to cyber breaches, Xcitium`s patented `ZeroDwell Containment technology uses Kernel API Virtualization to isolate and remove threats like zero-day malware & ransomware before they cause any damage. ZeroDwell is the cornerstone of Xcitium`s endpoint suite which includes advanced endpoint protection (AEP), endpoint detection & response (EDR), and managed detection & response (MDR). Since inception, Xcitium has a zero breach track record when fully configured. “Every day, the AV-TEST Institute registers more than 450,000 new malicious malware strains and potentially unwanted applications, which enterprises must stay vigilant for. This creates alert fatigue within many organizations,” said Ken Levine - CEO of Xcitium. “ZeroDwell gives customers` peace of mind in knowing that any ransomware and other malware lurking undetected in their environment will remain dormant, resulting in zero breaches.”