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There is already a sizeable market for security appliances in the Middle East and there is every indication that demand is set to increase which is why we have partnered with Fusion to take advantage of the growing opportunities. Fusion has an impressive portfolio and offers an excellent suite of IT security products to their channel partners. Fusion specialists have broad expertise in IT security technology, so this agreement is hugely beneficial to Network Engines' expansion plans in the region. Our partnership with a well-established leader in the field demonstrates the surging demand for application security appliances for the Microsoft environment.

Gareth Green

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