Award: Red Sift wins at Computing Security Excellence Awards 2020

Red Sift were honoured to be winners of “Security Vendor of the Year – SME” at this year’s Computing Security Excellence Awards.

SMEs are often forced to make do with ageing infrastructure and legacy systems, and may be unable to defend themselves against new threats. The prize was awarded to the company who can best aid SMEs in their constant battle to avoid becoming the ‘low-hanging fruit’ of cybersecurity.

“Red Sift presented an easy to understand proposition applicable to almost every SME, with a good structured submission and strong case studies that showed clear evidence of success.”

We believe the award is testament to our own company ambitions to democratize technology essential for cybersecurity and look forward to continuing to support other SME’s in the near future.

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11 Dec. 2020

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