Logpoint has announced a new strategic partnership with Netheimur, an Icelandic Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), to help Icelandic organisations across the public and private sectors better detect cyber attacks.

According to the partnership, Netheimur will offer Logpoint SIEM, enabling the MSSP to offer a threat detection platform that gives customers a simple way to monitor their on premise, SaaS and cloud environments and gain system visibility.

The agreement sees Logpoint break into the Icelandic market and Netheimur become the latest MSSP to join its rapidly expanding partnership program.

Netheimur, established in 1998, offers comprehensive technology, hosting and security services to organisations in the private and public sectors.

The team consists of developers and technical professionals who deeply understand their customers’ challenges and the best ways to solve them.

Netheimur will offer and manage Logpoint SIEM, a product that collects and analyses complex log and event data from the infrastructure to detect incidents and meet compliance requirements.

Expanded solutions

“Threat actors work 24/7 and the ability to detect them quickly is important to stopping cyberattacks. Logpoint SIEM helps detect threats with effective log collection from various environments and a powerful search engine,” said Ellert Kr Stefánsson, CEO at Netheimur.

“With Logpoint, we can expand our cybersecurity solutions platform to make it easier for customers to focus on business development initiatives rather than worrying about missing system errors or cyberattacks.”

Aligning ambitions

“Netheimur has a strong focus on enabling their customers through tailored solutions and support, which aligns closely with our ambition of making our customers as successful as possible in detecting threats,” added Fredrik Jubran, Regional Manager for MSSPs at Logpoint.

“Together, we can give Icelandic organisations a solution that combines solid SIEM technology with Netheimur’s expertise to help them stay safe in the current threat and geopolitical landscape.”

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