Milan, April 23, 2025 – SecureGate, a leading provider of cybersecurity products and services, has officially appointed Softprom as its distributor in CIS and Eastern European countries.

This strategic partnership will enhance the availability of SecureGate’s advanced cybersecurity solutions across the region through the 2 Business Unit, SGBox and CyberTrust 365.

SGBox’s Next generation SIEM & SOAR Platform provides organizations with modular and scalable solutions to monitor, detect, and respond to cyber threats effectively, while CyberTrust 365 offer tailored Managed Cyber Security Services for H24 security detection, prevention and response activities.

By partnering with Softprom, a trusted distributor with a strong regional presence, SecureGate aims to expand its reach and offer businesses reliable, cutting-edge security solutions tailored to their needs.

“We are delighted to partner with Softprom to bring our cybersecurity solutions to a broader market in CIS and Eastern Europe,” said Patrick Ramseyer, VP Sales at SecureGate. “Their expertise and deep understanding of the cybersecurity landscape in the region make them the ideal partner to help businesses strengthen their security posture.”

As a leading value-added distributor (VAD), Softprom will actively promote and support SecureGate’s solutions, ensuring a high level of service and expertise throughout every stage of our partnership.

 “We are seeing strong demand for SIEM, SOAR, and managed cybersecurity services from companies looking to strengthen their resilience against cyber threats,” said Pavlo Zhdanovych, Managing Director of Softprom. 

“SecureGate’s offerings, including the SGBox platform and CyberTrust 365 services, are a perfect addition to our portfolio. They help address critical customer needs — from incident monitoring to automated response. With our deep expertise and extensive partner network, we are confident in our ability to successfully support SecureGate’s expansion across Eastern Europe and Central Asia.” 

This partnership marks a significant step for both companies, ensuring that businesses across Eastern Europe, as well as Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, and Serbia, have access to cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies to protect their digital assets.