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Synack Expands CREST Partnership with New Certification Pathways for the Synack Red Team

96% readBuilding on seven years of CREST accreditation, Synack deepens its commitment to independently verified security talent by adding two new CREST certifications to the SRT Pathways program

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—Synack, the Human + AI penetration testing platform, today announced an expansion of its longstanding partnership with CREST , an international not-for-profit organization that sets the standard for technical security testing.

The expansion adds two new CREST certifications to the Synack Red Team (SRT) Pathways program , giving CREST-certified security researchers a direct route to join the SRT and giving enterprise customers additional assurance that the researchers behind their engagements hold independently verified credentials.

Synack has been a CREST Accredited Member Company for Penetration Testing since 2019, a designation that requires annual renewals and triennial full audits of the company’s methodology, data security handling, and technical operations. This expansion deepens that relationship by extending CREST’s independent standard to the individual researcher layer.

The SRT Pathways program now recognizes two additional CREST certifications:

– CREST Certified Tester Infrastructure (CCT INF) — mapping to host and infrastructure assessment

– CREST Certified Tester Application (CCT APP) — mapping to web application testing

They join the CREST Registered Penetration Tester (CRT), which has been recognized in SRT Pathways since the program launched. Researchers who hold any of these credentials receive expedited onboarding consideration and a reliable path for greater earning potential.

The SRT is one of the most selective communities in offensive security. Fewer than 10% of applicants are accepted, with each researcher passing background checks, technical assessments, skills validation, and ongoing performance review before touching a customer environment. CREST certifications sit alongside that as a second, independent benchmark — one that is increasingly meaningful for organizations operating under frameworks such as DORA, NIS2, and TIBER-EU, where vendor credentialing is becoming part of procurement diligence.

As a multinational company with customers and researchers spanning the globe, Synack recognizes that CREST carries particular weight in EMEA markets, where enterprise security teams and regulated organizations increasingly treat independent credentialing as an important procurement signal.

“A pentest is only as strong as the researchers running it,” said Ryan Rutan, Sr. Director of Community at Synack. “Expanding the CREST certifications recognized on SRT Pathways adds independent validation to the rigor our customers already count on from the Synack Red Team. And for CREST-certified researchers, it creates a clear, structured path to put those credentials to work on real engagements.”

“CREST has been valuable in my career, especially when working in the MEA and EU markets where it is widely expected,” said SRT member Nikhil K. “It makes it easier for recruiters and organizations to identify qualified talent because CREST is recognized and trusted. It is considered a gold standard in pentesting, so having it adds credibility and can help open up better opportunities.”

“Our partnership with Synack gives CREST-Certified penetration testers a direct path into one of the most selective research communities in the world,” said Michael Keen, Senior Product Manager – Workforce Development at CREST. “That’s good for researchers building careers in offensive security, it’s good for maintaining high standards to advance testing methodologies, and it’s good for the organisations that rely on independently credentialed talent to protect their most critical environments.”

CREST-certified researchers interested in joining the Synack Red Team can learn more and apply through the Synack Red Team Pathways program .

Enterprise customers looking to understand how CREST accreditation and independently verified researcher credentials strengthen their penetration testing programs can learn more at Synack or contact Synack to discuss their security testing needs.

Synack Supports Majority of Cabinet-Level Federal Departments as New AI Executive Order Raises the Bar on Federal Security

New White House directive reinforces the need for AI-enabled, continuously validated security across federal networks and critical infrastructure

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—June 9, 2026—Synack, the AI + human penetration testing platform, today highlighted how its FedRAMP Moderate Authorized PTaaS platform and Sara AI Pentesting align with the cybersecurity priorities outlined in the White House’s new Executive Order, “Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security.” The order introduces a voluntary framework for testing frontier AI models before public release—and separately directs federal agencies to accelerate AI-enabled cyber defense, expand access to advanced cybersecurity tools, and coordinate vulnerability discovery and remediation at scale. Both priorities reflect a broader federal push to ensure AI is deployed securely. Synack already supports that mission for federal customers, including the majority of cabinet-level agencies.

Scaling Defenses to Match AI-Era Threats

The Executive Order directs the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to establish or expand federal programs that enhance AI-enabled defensive cybersecurity tools to match the speed and scale of evolving threats. Sara AI Pentesting automates reconnaissance, attack surface mapping, and initial exploits at machine speed, while the Synack Red Team (SRT)—a globally vetted community of elite ethical hackers—validates what is real, exploitable, and relevant to the mission. This combination of agentic AI and human expertise enables federal agencies to test more frequently and cover more attack surface than either approach can achieve alone. AI finds more. Humans prove what matters.

“This Executive Order sends a clear signal: periodic testing and automated scanning alone are no longer enough to keep pace with AI-era threats,” said Jay Kaplan, CEO and Co-founder, Synack. “Federal security teams need continuous validation, AI-enabled scale, and human expertise to determine what is actually exploitable. That is exactly the model we have been building toward for 13 years, and what we deliver to federal customers today through our FedRAMP Moderate Authorized PTaaS platform.”

Securing Critical Infrastructure

As part of this order, CISA will facilitate access to cybersecurity services for operators of critical infrastructure—including rural hospitals, community banks, and local utilities. Synack has spent 13 years securing some of the most sensitive assets in these sectors, from the F-15’s Trusted Aircraft Information Download Station (TADS) to remote elections technology for Democracy Live. Synack’s continuous testing model ensures findings are validated and actionable.

Continuous Vulnerability Discovery for Federal Compliance

The Executive Order establishes a new AI cybersecurity clearinghouse to coordinate vulnerability scanning, validate findings, and prioritize remediation across federal networks and critical infrastructure—and directs the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to identify grant funding for advanced AI vulnerability detection. Synack delivers precisely this model of continuous security validation. As documented in the 2026 State of Vulnerabilities Report, Synack tested for React2Shell across customer assessments—surfacing zero-day exposure at a frequency and scale that periodic testing cannot match.

As the Executive Order’s 30- and 60-day implementation timelines begin, federal agencies and critical infrastructure operators face real urgency to modernize their security testing programs and remediation process. Synack is ready to help them meet these mandates today. Schedule a readiness assessment at synack.com.

Minds by Animoca Brands and HKSTP launch ‘Build East’ demo day to unveil Hong Kong’s top agentic AI builders

On 7 July 2026, eight local teams will pitch for access to the up to US$10M Minds Investment Programme in front of global delegates

HONG KONG — 8 June 2026 — Animoca Brands and Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) today announced Build East, a premier demo day they are co-hosting on 7 July 2026 to showcase local talent focused on agentic AI. The initiative will see eight standout Hong Kong-based teams pitch their projects for potential access to the Minds Investment Programme.

The Minds Investment Programme was created to support early-stage builders integrating Minds by Animoca Brands (“Minds”) as their core product layer. Teams which are successfully accepted into the investment programme, subject to assessment from time to time, will receive an individually tailored mix of benefits, such as Cognition Credits, developer relations support, high-value ecosystem introductions across Animoca Brands’ portfolio of over 600 companies, and, where appropriate and subject to due diligence, capital investment from an aggregate pool of up to US$10M.

Building the agentic era

Minds by Animoca Brands is a persistent AI agent platform that removes complexity while preserving full control and customization for users of any knowledge or skill level. It enables anyone to quickly deploy and manage sovereign, always-on AI agents, called Minds, without having to operate local servers or manage any hardware or software.

Build East seeks to identify and support promising Hong Kong-based projects building with Minds, by evaluating them for eligibility for the Minds Investment Programme. 

The cohort structure for Build East is evenly split: four demo slots are reserved for premier HKSTP Park companies, and four demo slots are open to the wider community.  On demo day, the eight teams will pitch their projects to an audience of investors, ecosystem leaders, and global delegates, including a delegation from Saudi Arabia. Selected teams will be eligible for acceptance into the Minds Investment Programme, subject to further evaluation. Visit the Minds Builder Hub webpage for more details.

Build East will take place on 7 July 2026 from 1 to 6 p.m. at Hong Kong Science Park. HKSTP is the exclusive “Tech Ecosystem Partner” of LEAP East 2026, which begins the following day. 

HKSTP has built a thriving innovation and technology ecosystem, supporting 13 unicorns and bringing together approximately 2,500 technology companies from 26 countries and regions, and over 17,000 research professionals.

Leadership perspectives

Yat Siu, co-founder and executive chairman of Animoca Brands, said: “As a global company headquartered in Hong Kong, we are absolutely thrilled to work with HKSTP to help accelerate the development of agentic AI in this vibrant and forward-looking city. Hong Kong’s combination of builder density, capital depth, and global connectivity render it uniquely well-suited to establish itself as a leading economic and development hub for the agentic era. Build East provides a timely platform enabling agentic AI builders in Hong Kong to connect with global investors as the city’s role in technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation continues to evolve.”

Eric Or, chief ecosystem development officer of HKSTP, said: “HKSTP is proud to co-host Build East alongside Animoca Brands and Minds. This event reflects our REIMAGINE AI+ commitment and our role as Hong Kong’s home for the founders building the next generation of intelligent agents.” 

How to apply

Applications to Build East are now open. Hong Kong-based developers, founders, and early-stage teams who are leveraging Minds by Animoca Brands are encouraged to submit their projects to secure a demo slot at Build East. The deadline for applications is 22 June 2026. Teams can apply directly via the Minds Builder Hub at http://build.hellominds.ai/program/build-east. 

Vodia Networks Announces External Presence Sharing with Version 70 of the Vodia PBX

BOSTON: June 9, 2026 – Vodia Networks, Inc., a provider of unified cloud communications solutions to enterprises, contact centers, and service providers, is pleased to announce the newest version of the industry-standard Vodia PBX, V70, enables presence information sharing externally between tenants and across individual PBX systems, helping teams stay connected across distributed communication environments. 

V70 introduces the ability to share presence information between two tenants on the same PBX, or across different PBX servers in separate locations. The PBX systems must be able to reach each other through the internet for the exchange of presence information across environments. Once configured, the external account can be monitored through multiple interfaces. 

This feature extends BLF visibility beyond a single tenant or PBX system, creating new possibilities for organizations operating across multiple locations or managing distributed PBX deployments. V70 also creates a path for external applications to push presence information through the REST API, enabling additional flexibility for custom integrations and communication workflows. 

External Presence Sharing is extremely useful for organizations operating across multiple offices, separate PBX systems, or multi-tenant deployments: 

●      businesses with users distributed across multiple locations

●      organizations operating separate PBX systems by department or office

●      service providers managing multiple tenants

●      teams that require visibility into extension availability across environments

 By extending presence visibility beyond a single PBX environment, V70 helps organizations maintain clearer communication visibility across users and locations.

V70 improvements for modern PBX deployments

Version 70 of the Vodia PBX introduces major architectural and usability improvements designed for modern business communication environments. In addition to External Presence Sharing, V70 also: 

●      introduces a completely refreshed admin interface built on new technology

●      uses multiple CPU cores for media processing, enabling more than a thousand calls on a single server

●      provides snapshot creation and restoration using a file system approach for rollback and recovery

●      enables centralized remote provisioning

●      supports cross-tenant BLF status sharing 

For businesses and service providers managing larger deployments, these improvements provide greater operational flexibility, scalability, and visibility across multiple environments. 

Documentation is available on the Vodia documentation website. For further information, sales@vodia.com, +1 (617) 861-3490.

‘AI-IKAM’ Project Launched to Drive Complete AI Literacy in Kaduthuruthy

Kaduthuruthy, June 8 : With the objective of bringing the endless possibilities of modern technology to the common man, ‘AI-IKAM’ (Artificial Intelligence in Kaduthuruthy Advancement Mission), 100 percentage AI literacy project implemented by the Emmanuel Foundation in the Kaduthuruthy constituency has commenced. Kerala Minister for Water Resources and Housing, Adv. Mons Joseph, officially inaugurated the project at a ceremony held in Kaduthuruthy. The Emmanuel Foundation and its Managing Trustee, Dr. Joseph Sunny Kunnacherry, are the driving forces behind this initiative. MP K. Francis George was the chief guest at the event.

Envisioned by the Emmanuel Foundation under the tagline “The World is Now at Your Fingertips,” this mission is a massive, people-driven movement aimed at transforming Kaduthuruthy into Kerala’s very first ‘Fully AI-Literate Constituency.’ In their inaugural addresses, both the Minister and the MP specially commended the vision of the Foundation and Dr. Joseph Sunny for bringing technology down to the grassroots level. 

Speaking at the event, Minister Adv. Mons Joseph stated that since he holds the charge of the Water Resources Department, his priority is to resolve the drinking water scarcity and transportation issues in the constituency. He assured that modernizing road transport infrastructure in Kaduthuruthy has already begun. 

The event highlighted the growing necessity of making Artificial Intelligence an everyday tool for the common public in a rapidly changing digital world. Representatives of the Emmanuel Foundation, prominent socio-political leaders, and local body representatives attended the function.

Sber is ready to share cyber analytics for free with companies in the CIS and BRICS+ countries

The bank has opened free access for international partners to its Threat Intelligence cyber threat management platform

June 6, 2026, Saint Petersburg

Sber has opened access for businesses and government agencies in the Republic of Belarus and other friendly countries to the Threat Threat Intelligence cyber threat management platform. Furthermore, the bank is considering connecting partners from the CIS and BRICS+ countries to the platform. This was announced by Stanislav Kuznetsov, deputy chairman of the Executive Board, Sberbank, on the sidelines of SPIEF 2026.

Stanislav Kuznetsov, deputy chairman of the Executive Board, Sberbank:

“Cybercrime knows no borders — it’s an international challenge that must be tackled collectively. Only through joint efforts can countries effectively counter modern cyber threats and ensure the security of their digital spaces and key economic sectors. Joining forces is also critical because attacks are often cross‑border in nature. That’s why Sber is ready to share information about current cyber threats and effective countermeasures with both Russian organizations and international partners. Around 650 Russian companies and several Belarusian organizations have already joined the Threat Intelligence cyber intelligence platform — we see strong interest. Given the deep financial and economic integration between Russia and a number of friendly international partners, strengthening our shared cyber defense perimeter is a key priority.”

Companies that join the Threat Intelligence platform receive timely analytics on cyber threats, as well as tools for effective vulnerability management and external attack surface control. Partnering with Sber’s Threat Intelligence helps businesses and the public sector not only identify vulnerabilities in their infrastructure’s defense perimeter, but also understand which threats pose real risks and are actively used by hackers.

Powered by artificial intelligence, the platform processes information daily from more than 1,500 sources, including the dark web. Enriched with analytics, information about any new threat becomes available to connected organizations within two hours of its emergence. In total, Threat Intelligence provides access to more than 1,000 analytical reports and data on over 580,000 vulnerabilities.

WSIS Forum convenes amid renewed global push for digital development

Ministers and tech leaders will gather in Geneva driven by a strengthened commitment to a people-centred digital future

Geneva, 04 June 2026 : From 6 to 10 July, the world’s leaders in tech will gather in Geneva at the largest forum dedicated to ICT and digital for development, taking place for the first time since the 20-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) by the UN General Assembly last year.

Bolstered by the strengthened UN commitment to a digital future that puts people first, ministers, tech leaders, academia and NGOs will convene at the WSIS Forum 2026 to address urgent challenges in connectivity, online safety and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI).

With 2.2 billion people still offline globally – and with the 6 billion that are connected seeking the most benefit from digital technologies – this year’s edition builds on the pledge from UN member states to work together toward sustainable digital progress for the next decade.

“With renewed energy from the 20-year review and a new horizon stretching to 2035, there is no better moment to deliver on the WSIS promise of people-centred digital development,” said ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin. “The WSIS Forum 2026 is where the world comes together to align tech innovation with the priorities of all people and our planet.”

One platform for including all voices

At the WSIS Forum 2026, a high-level track will bring ministers, regulators, chief executives, civil society leaders, ambassadors, mayors and heads of UN agencies together to share priorities, exchange policy insights, and identify areas for collective action.

The five-day forum will also feature the annual WSIS Prizes, a global contest recognizing innovative projects that use technology to advance global development goals.

Set to take place at ITU headquarters and Geneva’s Palexpo convention centre, the event will coincide with ITU’s AI for Good Global Summit 2026 and the Global Dialogue on AI Governance, convened by the United Nations General Assembly.

Advancing a people-centered digital future

Since its launch in Geneva in 2003, the WSIS process has helped expand digital access and inclusion, with global Internet use rising from 15 per cent to 74 per cent over two decades.

Last year, the UN General Assembly’s landmark WSIS+20 resolution reaffirmed the commitment of countries across the globe to building a digital future grounded in human rights and the principles of the UN Charter. The resolution called for accelerating projects to close digital divides, stepping up investment in digital infrastructure and skills, and adopting policies that support sustainable digital development.

The upcoming WSIS Forum will emphasize turning these global commitments into action, while showcasing new developments in the digital space, including AI, digital public infrastructure and cybersecurity.

The Forum is co-hosted by ITU and the Swiss Confederation, and is co-organized with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and UN Trade (UNCTAD) with the engagement of more than 50 UN partners. 

Avocor and IAdea Partner to Showcase Enterprise-Ready Digital Signage Solutions with IAdea Technology Built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) at InfoComm 2026

Wilsonville, OR, X June 2026 – Avocor, an AUO company and global leader in collaboration and communication solutions, has announced a strategic collaboration with IAdea to showcase enterprise-ready digital signage solutions at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, using IAdea’s digital signage technology built on Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP).

The collaboration brings together Avocor’s display expertise with IAdea’s enterprise signage and smart workplace technology to demonstrate a secure, scalable, and IT-aligned digital signage solution designed for modern business environments.

Making its North American debut at InfoComm 2026, Avocor’s new B Series range of non-interactive displays has been specifically developed for professional signage applications. Engineered for 24/7 operation, the B Series is designed to support high-traffic environments where reliability, clarity, and centralized device management are essential.

Through its collaboration with IAdea, the Avocor B Series will be demonstrated with IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP, allowing organizations to explore a more unified approach to deploying professional displays as secure, manageable, and IT-aligned workplace endpoints. The demonstration reflects the growing demand for digital signage solutions that align with enterprise IT infrastructure, device governance, and workplace communication strategies.

“Today’s organizations need signage solutions that are not only visually impactful, but also intelligent, secure, and easy to manage,” said Dana Corey, General Manager at Avocor. “Our collaboration with IAdea enables us to demonstrate how the Avocor B Series can work with IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP to support future-ready digital signage deployments. Together, we are helping organizations simplify deployment, strengthen endpoint governance, and enhance communication across modern workplaces.”

IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP is designed to help organizations extend enterprise-grade security, remote device management, and IT governance to digital signage endpoints. This provides a strong foundation for organizations looking to deploy connected signage solutions across corporate, education, retail, hospitality, and public sector environments.

“We are thrilled to welcome Avocor as a display partner for IAdea’s digital signage technology based on the Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform,” said John C. Wang, CEO at IAdea. “By taking advantage of MDEP and Avocor’s professional display portfolio, we are helping organizations strengthen device security, manageability, and identity for digital signage across today’s enterprise environments.”

InfoComm 2026 takes place from 17–19 June at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Visitors can experience the new Avocor B Series firsthand at Avocor booth C6403, where demonstrations will show how Avocor displays and IAdea’s digital signage technology built on MDEP for the modern workplace.

Rently Launches Ria, an AI Leasing Agent That Turns Leads into Leases

LOS ANGELES, 5 June 2026   — Rently, the resident lifecycle management platform designed for single-family and multifamily operators, today announced the launch of Ria, an AI leasing agent powered by Rently Intelligence. Built to help property management teams engage prospects faster and more effectively, Ria automates lead nurturing from first inquiry to tour booking and follow-up.

Ria engages prospective renters through personalized SMS and email, answers routine questions, encourages tour scheduling, sends reminders and re-engages leads who miss tours or drop off. By handling the repetitive follow-up, Ria helps leasing teams focus on higher-value conversations and closing leases.

“Generic automation isn’t enough anymore,” said Merrick Lackner, CEO of Rently. “The next phase of AI understands the leasing workflow, connects to real-time prospect activity and works alongside your team, not as another disconnected tool. Ria gives operators the speed and scale they need while keeping leasing teams focused on the moments where human connection matters most.”

Rently Intelligence is fully integrated within Rently’s ecosystem. Ria is the only AI that already knows what stage each lead is in. Unlike other AI tools that start cold, Ria uses context from the full prospect journey—from the first listing view to scheduled and completed self-tours—to convert leads more effectively and re-engage when drop-offs happen. Ria is also plug-and-play; most go live within a day, not weeks.

Key capabilities include:

• 24/7 lead engagement: Responds to inquiries via SMS and email, including after hours.
• Automated lead nurturing: Personalized follow-ups that encourage prospects to schedule or reschedule tours.
• Missed-tour re-engagement: Follows up with prospects to keep leads from going cold.
• Knowledge-base-driven responses: Pulls from property-specific FAQs, policies, availability and application steps, to provide consistent answers.
• Seamless agent handoffs: Escalates to leasing teams when human support is needed.

During Rently Intelligence’s beta program, most clients experienced very positive results: up to 60% more tours booked, more than 90% containment rates and up to 50 hours saved per agent per month.

“The results speak for themselves: During our beta testing, Rently Intelligence delivered a 84% lift in self-showings and saved us approximately 40 staff hours per month. Our AI leasing agent manages 95% of lead questions, ensuring our team focuses purely on high-value closing conversations, not manual outreach.” Dan Plorin, Resident Services Manager at Peak Property Management.

The launch of Ria expands Rently’s AI strategy across the resident lifecycle, giving operators a practical way to improve renter responsiveness, reduce manual workload and increase conversion without adding complexity to daily operations.

Rently Intelligence is available starting June 15, 2026, for single-family customers, with multifamily availability expected in Q4 2026. Additional capabilities, including lead scoring and qualification, and Voice AI, are expected in future releases.

10ZiG and Liquidware Expand Partnership to Simplify Application Delivery with FlexApp

Partners join forces to help organizations streamline application delivery across VDI and cloud workspaces

PHOENIX and CHICAGO – June 4, 2026 – 10ZiG® Technology, a leading provider of thin and zero client hardware and software solutions for VDI, DaaS, and web application environments, and Liquidware, whose solutions go beyond DEX to deliver user and application management across any Windows workspace, today announced an expanded partnership. Together, the partners are enhancing application delivery through deeper integration between 10ZiG OS and Liquidware FlexApp, enabling a more streamlined, cost-effective approach to managing applications across secure, purpose-built endpoints.

The strengthened relationship brings together 10ZiG’s thin and zero client endpoint solutions and management platform with Liquidware’s dynamic application attachment capabilities to help IT teams modernize how applications are deployed, updated, and maintained. The joint approach is designed to reduce complexity in virtual desktop environments while improving flexibility for distributed workforces.

Application management remains a key challenge for organizations supporting VDI, DaaS, and cloud-hosted desktops. Traditional methods often require maintaining multiple images, increasing administrative overhead and slowing down updates. By leveraging FlexApp, organizations can separate applications from the base operating system, enabling more efficient and dynamic delivery.

“Customers are looking for practical ways to simplify application management without sacrificing performance or control,” said Tom Dodds, Global Strategic Alliances Manager, 10ZiG Technology. “By expanding our partnership with Liquidware, we’re helping IT teams move toward a more flexible model that reduces image management and accelerates how applications are delivered to users.”

“FlexApp is designed to eliminate the constraints of traditional application packaging and modifying OS images,” said Jason E Smith, VP of  Marketing & Alliance at Liquidware. “Working with 10ZiG allows us to extend those benefits to a broader range of endpoint strategies, helping organizations create more agile and efficient digital workspaces.”

The expanded partnership delivers combined solutions that enable organizations to:

• Modernize application delivery: Attach applications dynamically instead of embedding them into base images, simplifying management and reducing duplication.
• Accelerate change cycles: Deploy updates and new applications faster without requiring full image rebuilds.
• Reduce operational overhead: Minimize the number of images IT teams must maintain across environments.
• Support diverse endpoint strategies: Deliver consistent application experiences across thin clients, repurposed devices, and cloud desktops.

In addition to technology integration, 10ZiG and Liquidware will collaborate on go-to-market initiatives aimed at helping customers adopt more efficient approaches to application delivery in virtualized and cloud environments. These efforts capitalize on Liquidware’s growing role within the growing 10ZiG Ready partner ecosystem and expand joint customer engagement, solution alignment, and field enablement to accelerate adoption.

For more information about 10ZiG and the 10ZiG Ready partner ecosystem, visit https://www.10zig.com/10zig-ready-program.