mnemonic joins the Wiz Channel and Alliances Partner Program
mnemonic will bring Wiz’s world-class cloud security to customers to protect everything they build and run in the cloud
mnemonic, a leading European provider of cybersecurity services, today announced a new partnership with Wiz, the leader in cloud security. mnemonic will bring Wiz's industry-leading cloud security platform to help protect Europe's most critical infrastructure and organisations.
By integrating mnemonic’s expertise in threat management and security operations with Wiz’s cloud-native security platform, organisations will gain even deeper visibility into their cloud environments, identify vulnerabilities more effectively, and enhance their overall security posture.
“As cloud environments become more complex and integrated, our customers clearly need a unified security platform that can scale and keep pace. Wiz has quickly emerged as the leader in modern cloud security platforms to meet this demand,” says Thomas Havn Torland, Product Manager at mnemonic.
Torland adds “Our customers are some of the most critical organisations in Northern Europe with complex security challenges. Together with Wiz, we can continue to solve the toughest cybersecurity challenges.”
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About mnemonic
mnemonic is a European cybersecurity company headquartered in Oslo, Norway with security experts in all fields within IT and information security. mnemonic is acknowledged as a leader in Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services, and recognised by Gartner as a notable vendor in delivering MDR services, threat intelligence and advanced targeted attack detection.
For 25 years, mnemonic has been a reliable provider of effective defense against advanced cyber threats. Today mnemonic employs more than 400 employees and have offices in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, UK and The Netherlands.
About the Wiz Partner Program
The Wiz Partner Program brings together global technology, cloud partnerships, and solutions providers with Wiz’s enterprise customers. This collaboration aims to adopt a unified cloud security command center, ensuring enterprises can fully leverage their cloud operating model without compromising on security.