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ATLANTA and BOGOTA, March 9 /PRNewswire/ -- SecureWorks(R), one of the market's leading Security as a Service providers, has contracted with Columbian-based ETEK International to extend its security services to the South American and Latin American markets. One of South America's leading security providers, ETEK will resell all of SecureWorks' security and professional services which include, among others, Intrusion Prevention and Detection, Security and Information and Event Monitoring, Managed Log Retention and its most recent offering Compliance Central, a service aimed at simplifying and automating the vendor risk management process.

SecureWorks Managed Security Service (MSS) Model leverages its investments in security expertise, advanced technology and scalable processes to provide its clients with the most effective security possible at a fraction of the cost it would take to build similar capabilities in-house. SecureWorks' wide range of security solutions, coupled with its cutting-edge research from its Counter Threat Unit(SM) and 24x7 real-time monitoring and analysis of logs and security events, have made SecureWorks the partner of choice for ETEK.

ETEK currently offers a broad range of services to its clients including vulnerabilities analysis, diagnostics, secure networks design, computer forensics and solutions support. SecureWorks and ETEK will work together to protect organizations' critical information assets from existing and emerging threats.

"ETEK's security expertise, combined with SecureWorks' global threat visibility, flexible suite of services, research intelligence and purpose-built platform, will enable ETEK to enhance and expand its current security offerings. For SecureWorks, the ETEK relationship will offer us the opportunity to increase our global footprint, and we will benefit from ETEK's superb knowledge of this region," said Mike Cote, chairman and CEO of SecureW
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