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StarLink intend to increase its focus on Healthcare sector as the industry is facing the challenging year in terms of IT Security, which must be prioritised, or organisations risk getting breached, or penalised for not adhering to compliance. “Through our Channel Partners, this year we have been engaged with someRead More…

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StarLink entered into a distribution agreement with Arbor Networks, the leader in DDoS Mitigation, Network Visibility and Advanced Threat Protection for service provider, cloud hosting and enterprise networks to sell, install and support Arbor’s products through its extensive network of channel partners to enterprises and government entities in the region.Read More…

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Regional VAD, StarLink today partnered with Venafi, the leader’s in next-generation trust protection to distribute Venafi’s platform capabilities for securing cryptographic keys and digital certificates across Middle East, Turkey and Africa.Read More…

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StarLink signed a partnership agreement with a leading information security specialist, Safenet to distribute its complete range of data protection solutions in the Middle East region. Nidal Othman Sales and Marketing Manager at StarLink said, “Partnering with SafeNet offers a promising future for both companies and customers. We are extremely proud to grow relationship with SafeNet.”Read More…

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StarLink signed a strategic alliance with the leaders in Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection services, Prolexic Technologies to represent Prolexic in the MENA region and provide an additional sales channel for the company’s monitoring and mitigation services. A DDoS attack is an attempt to make a computer resource (i.e. web site, e-mail, voice, or a whole network) unavailable to its intended users. By overwhelming a web site and/or server with data and/or requests, the target system either responds so slowly as to be unusable or crashes completely. The data volumes required to do this are typically achieved by a network of remotely controlled Zombie or botnet [robot network] computers.Read More…