Translated with AI from the Russian original.

OCS, a leading IT distributor in Russia, will exclusively promote Security Vision's new line of cybersecurity products, specifically designed for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

OCS's portfolio will be supplemented by the flagship product of the line - Security Vision VS Basic, which will allow small companies with up to 500 IP addresses to proactively identify and eliminate weaknesses in their IT infrastructure. The solution includes key functionalities of the parent Enterprise solution: VS modules (vulnerability scanning), VM (vulnerability management), and AM (asset management and inventory).

The exclusive partnership with OCS will increase the recognition of the new product in the market and will also be an important step in the process of scaling Security Vision's business. Thanks to the distributor's wide coverage of the partner network, the product's geographical presence will expand, and the availability of the solution for small companies will increase.

"Partnering with Security Vision within the new line is a strategic step in expanding the portfolio of cybersecurity solutions forSMBs", - notedOlga Skulova, Director of Information Security and Software Department at OCS.

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