New Push Security Advisor Network (PSAN) enables solution providers to close the gap between identity-first security and outdated approaches

Push Security, a pioneer in detecting and responding to modern identity attacks in the browser, launched the Push Security Advisor Network (PSAN), its new global partner program designed to strengthen cybersecurity solution provider portfolios with the Push Security platform. With a focus on safeguarding the modern workforce from identity-driven threats, PSAN helps partners close the protection gap left by traditional on-premise security solutions.

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PSAN provides partners with access to cutting-edge security technology, a collaborative community of cybersecurity and enablement experts, and best in class incentives. The program is tailored to support partners in delivering seamless security outcomes for organizations facing the growing challenges of identity security.

“Security teams need an answer to today’s sophisticated phishing and identity attacks, as well as better visibility and control over how employees use applications,” said Bryan Wallace, vice president of global partnerships at Push Security. “With the Push Security Advisor Network, we’re bringing together top-tier partners to help businesses proactively address identity-based threats, reduce risk, and strengthen their security posture.”

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Key benefits of the PSAN program include:

  • Technical enablement and training – Partners receive hands-on training and certification to maximize expertise in deploying and managing Push Security solutions.
  • Sales and marketing support – Dedicated resources, co-marketing opportunities, and demand-generation campaigns to drive business growth.
  • Exclusive partner incentives – Best in class margins, deal registration, and performance-based rewards to support partner profitability.
  • Collaborative threat intelligence – Access to real-time threat insights and best practices to help customers stay ahead of emerging security risks.

“With the launch of our Push Security Advisor Network, we’re empowering partners to deliver stronger, more scalable human-layer security solutions to customers around the world,” said Kevin Arsenault, chief revenue officer at Push Security. “PSAN reflects our commitment to a partner-first, partner-only growth strategy and to helping organizations reduce risk where it matters most—at the user level.”

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Source: businesswire