Sectigo partners with NetObjex to jointly prevent Botnet attacks

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Sectigo, a provider of purpose-built and automated PKI management solutions, recently announced its partnership with computing technology firm NetObjex. Sectigo offers enterprises purpose-built and automated PKI management solutions to secure websites, connected devices, applications, and digital identities.

NetObjex is an Intelligent Automation Platform for tracking, tracing, and monitoring digital assets using AI, Blockchain, and Internet of Things (IoT). The latest partnership provides enterprises and customers a secured and trusted computing infrastructure that extends from IoT edge devices to the cloud and blockchain. The alliance also combines Embedded Device Hardening, AI, and Blockchain, helping companies against Data Breaches and Botnet Attacks.

“With the growth of IoT and the rising cost of data breaches, enterprises need a secure computing infrastructure more than ever,” said Damon Kachur, Vice President, IoT Solutions, Sectigo. “This partnership combines the strengths of Sectigo and NetObjex to deliver a truly robust security infrastructure that addresses an acute need for enterprises.”

“By collaborating with Sectigo, we can extend our comprehensive platform and offer enhanced security to our enterprise customers,” said Raghu Bala, CEO, NetObjex. “The growth of edge devices has increased the risk of devastating data breaches. Offering Sectigo’s embedded device hardening technologies and purpose-built third-party certificate issuance and management allows enterprises to protect their important data.”

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