Translated with AI from the Russian original.

RAMAX Group and Safety Garden have announced a strategic partnership aimed at increasing the level of cybersecurity in the small and medium-sized business (SMB) segment. As part of the collaboration, the companies presented advanced solutions that provide effective protection against modern cyber threats.

Expanding capabilities in cybersecurity

RAMAX Group, a leading technology consortium of system integrators and developers, has entered into an agreement with IT company Safety Garden - a provider of cybersecurity services. This partnership will strengthen expertise in the implementation and support of information security (IS), as well as the development of consulting and scaling of customer IS infrastructure.

The cooperation of two leading players in the Russian IT market will provide organizations in the commercial sector with a high level of IT architecture reliability, fault tolerance and protection against external and internal threats. Key solutions developed within the framework of the partnership are focused on the needs of small and medium-sized businesses, providing companies with access to technological capabilities previously available mainly to large corporations.

Advanced business protection solutions

Partners offer two key services that will help businesses build a reliable information security system:

·         MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) - a solution that allows companies to receive comprehensive protection without the need for large capital expenditures on their own resources and infrastructure.

·         Security Operations Center (SOC) - a solution adapted for small and medium-sized businesses, providing a level of protection comparable to that of large corporations, but at an affordable cost.

Expert comments

Alexey Kolodka, practice manager of information security at RAMAX Group, emphasized the importance of the partnership:

“Together with Safety Garden, we are strengthening the defense of our clients' IT systems, ensuring the protection of their data and critical business processes. We do not just offer a product to business, but provide a comprehensive solution that becomes the basis for the security of the entire customer ecosystem. I am sure that together with Safety Garden we will reach a new level of countering cyber threats.”

Nikita Garkusha, founder and CEO of Safety Garden, noted the advantages of working together:

“Our main goal is to provide reliable information security for business, preventing hacker attacks and insider threats without the need for expensive internal solutions. In partnership with RAMAX Group, an expert in building complex IT infrastructures, we will be able to quickly and effectively achieve this goal.”

The future of cybersecurity in the SMB segment

In the face of growing cyber threats and tightening information security requirements, SMB companies need affordable and effective solutions. The partnership between RAMAX Group and Safety Garden opens up new opportunities for business, allowing it to take advantage of advanced protection technologies and minimize the risks associated with cyber attacks.

In the future, the companies plan to expand cooperation, offering customers even more innovative solutions in the field of cybersecurity, as well as conducting educational initiatives to raise business awareness of modern cyber threats.

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