Orange biz picks up web security

Orange Business Services is to start selling ScanSafe web security products. The distribution agreement has already chalked up one win for a contract with a multi-national chemical company, covering 45,000 staff in 80 countries. Gerard Garnier, VP of IT servies at Orange Business Services, said ScanSafe was chosen because it …

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Good marketing..

Garnier said "because you're worth it"

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Mine's the one with the wig..

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