Kyndryl, Vodafone Partner to Bolster Cybersecurity for Financial Sector

New partnership aims to fortify digital infrastructure and ensure regulatory compliance for financial sector clients

Ben Wodecki, Junior Editor - AI Business

August 1, 2024

1 Min Read
GETTY IMAGES

IT infrastructure services provider Kyndryl and telecommunications company Vodafone Business have partnered to enhance cybersecurity services for Vodafone's financial industry customers. 

The collaboration builds upon a relationship established in 2018 and focuses on implementing new security measures to help Vodafone's customers meet regulatory compliance requirements. 

The companies will focus on endpoint protection services for servers, workstations and virtual desktops, as well as vulnerability services, proxy management and web internet protection services.

The partnership will see Kyndryl conduct scans to identify vulnerabilities in customer servers and endpoint devices to strengthen the digital infrastructure of Vodafone's customers against emerging threats and minimize the risk of business interruptions.

“We are thrilled to strengthen our partnership with Kyndryl and further enhance the security posture of our financial industry clients,” said Sascha Roeber, Vodafone Business’ head of sales, finance and insurance. “By combining our respective strengths and resources, we are well-positioned to deliver comprehensive security services to our customers.”

Kyndryl and Vodafone aim to establish new standards in cybersecurity and provide a strong foundation for sustainable growth and success in the financial services industry. 

Related:IBM, Vodafone on Keeping Telecommunications Quantum Safe

“At Kyndryl, we are dedicated to helping our customers navigate within the ever-growing cybersecurity challenges,” said Alexander Steineck, Kyndryl Germany’s vice president of industrial and consumer. “We are excited to collaborate with Vodafone in Germany to provide advanced security and resiliency services that address the evolving threat landscape and empower our customers to achieve their business objectives.”

About the Author

Ben Wodecki

Junior Editor - AI Business

Ben Wodecki is the junior editor of AI Business, covering a wide range of AI content. Ben joined the team in March 2021 as assistant editor and was promoted to junior editor. He has written for The New Statesman, Intellectual Property Magazine, and The Telegraph India, among others.

Sign Up for the Newsletter
The most up-to-date news and insights into the latest emerging technologies ... delivered right to your inbox!

You May Also Like