Nedscaper, an innovative provider of innovative cybersecurity services, is proud to announce that it has been recognized as one of the finalists for the prestigious Microsoft Partner of the Year Award for Security. Nedscaper is the fastest growing finalist and the only finalist when it comes to fully committed Microsoft partnership. This award is a testament to Nedscaper’s commitment to excellence and demonstrates how the company leverages Microsoft technologies to make its customers more resilient against cyber attacks through its 24×7 monitoring services.
The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards celebrate the best Microsoft partners who excel in innovation and implementation of customer solutions based on Microsoft technology. The awards are divided into several categories, with winners chosen from more than 4,400 entries from over 100 countries worldwide. It is therefore truly a world achievement that Nedscaper, with only 4 years of existence, manages to hold its own among established names such as KPN and Northwave.
Nedscaper distinguished itself among a global field of top Microsoft partners by demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementation of cybersecurity solutions based on Microsoft technology. “Being nominated as one of the winners of Microsoft Partner of the Year is an incredible honor and validates the hard work and dedication of our team,” said Thomas Verwer, CEO of Nedscaper. “Our exclusive partnership with Microsoft has been essential to our rapid growth and success of Nedscaper, and we are proud as a peacock to be recognized for our innovative cybersecurity services that have had a significant impact on our customers’ cyber resilience. Personally as an entrepreneur, I put all my money on Microsoft 4 years ago. That is really paying off now.”
Nedscaper’s recognition was earned by delivering outstanding solutions and services in the Security category. As the winner, Nedscaper demonstrated exceptional use of Microsoft technologies, including the Defender XDR and Sentinel technologies, to solve complex cybersecurity risks.
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