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9 partner leaders on the emerging vendors that will light up 2025

From Nanitor to IP Fabric and Halcyon, which vendor start-ups are being tipped for take off this year?

Oxygen staff by Oxygen staff
24 January 2025
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9 partner leaders on the emerging vendors that will light up 2025
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Ben Konopinski, CEO, Koncise Solutions

Ben Konopinski, Koncise

Emerging vendor tip: Halcyon

In the last few months, we have had discussions with various vendors about possible partnerships – some new, some established. Before partnering, we always take these to some of our established clients to get their thoughts on the vendor and solution.  

The most recent of these, and one that is certainly grabbing the headlines with our clients, is Halcyon. We partnered with them in the last few months and the opportunities this has created are incredible. Halcyon seems to have a head start on others with regard to stopping Ransomware and decrypting if needed. The sheer cost of downtime from a ransomware attack is huge and that is why I am tipping Halcyon for great things in 2025 – it is a solution at a price that should be on every business budget.

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