Kyndryl, the world’s largest provider of IT infrastructure services, has won the 2022 BCI Middle East Continuity and Resilience Provider (Service/Product) Award. The award recognizes Kyndryl’s Security and Resiliency practice’s contributions to the region, as well as its leadership in the business continuity, risk, and resilience space.
“We are honored to have had our Security and Resilience practice in the Middle East recognized by the BCI,” said Andreas Beck, Managing Director, Kyndryl Middle East, Africa and Turkey. “The pandemic forced enterprises everywhere to suddenly undergo intense digital transformations. While it was necessary to enable people to work remotely and keep operations running smoothly, it also created potential openings for security threats. At Kyndryl, customers are at the heart of everything that we do; and we are committed to continue helping them keep their mission-critical systems secure.”
Kyndryl’s six core practices include security and resilience. It offers expertise, services, and technologies to assist businesses in keeping their critical systems secure, available, reliable, and recoverable – regardless of size or complexity.
Kyndryl’s global Security and Resiliency operations now employ 4,000 highly skilled cyber resiliency practitioners to help protect over 3,000 customers and manage over 11 million’system health checks’ per year. In addition, the company has over 3,000 patents in risk-reduction areas such as multicloud management, orchestration, integrated monitoring, and issue triage and resolution.
Customers can also take advantage of Kyndryl’s new recovery retainer service, which is designed to provide on-demand qualified experts in cyber recovery, assisting them in proactively improving cyber recovery preparedness, and providing support to recover from cybersecurity events.
Since its inception, Kyndryl has been expanding its partner ecosystem to support its Security and Resilience business practice, as well as expanding its capabilities into new markets and industries. Microsoft, VMware, Red Hat, Cisco, Dell, and Veritas are currently strategic partners in the Security and Resiliency space.
