Tradingview OPSWAT and Redington Partner for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity
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- •OPSWAT and Redington's partnership targets critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
- •Focus on solutions like MetaDefender Kiosk for government and defense sectors.
- •36% of African organizations lack confidence in cyber incident preparedness.
On October 1, 2026, OPSWAT and Redington announced a distribution partnership aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure across the GCC, Levant, Türkiye, Africa, and CIS. The collaboration focuses on solutions like MetaDefender Kiosk and MetaDefender Optical Diode, targeting government, defense, and operational technology environments. The partnership aims to address the security needs of sectors such as banking, telecoms, and energy, which face significant procurement challenges and supply-chain pressures. Notably, the World Economic Forum's Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 indicated that 36% of organizations in Africa lack confidence in their readiness for major cyber incidents affecting critical infrastructure. The partnership will enable channel partners to create integrated solutions that meet security and compliance requirements. Managed services will be a key component, allowing partners to offer 24/7 security operations without substantial upfront investments. Hussam Sidani, Regional VP at Redington, emphasized the urgency for critical infrastructure customers to overcome barriers in technology and financing.
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