Acronis, a global leader in cyber protection, announced today that Internet Initiative Japan Inc. (IIJ), one of Japan’s leading Internet-access and comprehensive network solutions providers, has selected Acronis‘ natively integrated advanced cybersecurity, and data protection services specifically designed to prevent advanced attacks and ensure business continuity with fast, easy recovery. This expanded service complements IIJ’s comprehensive endpoint security service, IIJ Secure Endpoint Service.
IIJ’s selection of Acronis Advanced Security + EDR signals a commitment to deliver robust protection against advanced cyberthreats and unparalleled backup and recovery capability after cyberattacks, or data loss.
“Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud has been chosen for IIJ Secure Endpoint Service, a cloud-based service offering endpoint security functions effective in preventing external threats and internal information leaks,” said Mamoru Saito, General Manager of IIJ’s Security Division. “With secure cloud backup and an array of security measures, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud combined with IIJ Secure Endpoint Service provides a robust solution for ensuring stable protection of customer systems.”
Designed for MSPs, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, protects against all modern cyber threats with natively integrated advanced cybersecurity, including EDR, and unparalleled data protection to safeguard endpoints, systems, and data. Acronis enables its partners to deliver a consolidated cyber protection service designed to reduce complexity, cut costs, and eliminate risks associated with using a patchwork of tools.
“This partnership makes a lot of sense since IIJ and Acronis share a mutual commitment to client satisfaction and continuous innovation,” says Ezequiel Steiner, Acronis CEO. “In the face of escalating threats from advanced cyberthreats, we seek to create complete solutions that assist our partners with addressing client challenges that focus on strengthening cybersecurity and innovating recovery to take business resilience into the future.”