The companies will work together to help joint customers improve their operational resilience and combat increased threats to identity systems, most often to Microsoft’s Office365’s Active Directory (AD) and Entra ID.
Identity systems are the new security perimeter and protecting these ‘crown jewels’ is the life blood of organisations. With a team of over 850 cybersecurity experts, iC Consult is committed to delivering next-level solutions tailored to the unique needs of its clients worldwide. Following a successful cooperation across Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Southern Europe, the partnership is now expanding into the UK.
Under the agreement, in addition to Semperis’ Lightning Platform, iC Consult will provide additional Semperis solutions, including Directory Services Protector (DSP), a real-time tracking and auditing solution, AD Forest Recovery (ADFR) for fully automated disaster recovery orchestration, Purple Knight, a free AD vulnerability assessment tool and Forest Druid, a free tool to discover identity system attack paths.
“We are excited to strengthen our security offering with Semperis, bolstering identity-driven cyber resilience for UK organisations. The partnership allows us to further expand our incident response and proactive system health check services with comprehensive solutions for fast recovery of identity systems and continuous business operations. In an incident, Semperis’ tools have proven to reduce downtime by up to 90 per cent, dramatically improving our customers’ resilience to cyberattacks,” said Ulli Rottmüller, VP Marketing, Partner Management Europe, iC Consult.
“Our focus continues to be on growing our network of strategic partners, so we are delighted to expand our relationship with iC Consult. As a globally recognised leader in identity-driven cybersecurity with expertise in identity and Active Directory, iC Consult is perfectly positioned to extend our presence and help us to deliver even greater value to joint customers,” said Tobie Kottman, Semperis’ UK Channel Director.
