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Wallix expands DACH push as Deloitte Germany joins Global GSI Alliances program

Wallix expands DACH push as Deloitte Germany joins Global GSI Alliances program

BitgetBitget2026/09/23 16:23
  • Wallix expanded in the DACH region by adding Deloitte Germany to its Global GSI Alliances partner program.
  • The tie-up targets industrial groups, critical infrastructure operators, public-sector clients, with a focus on identity access management and privileged access controls.
  • Work will include industrial use-case demonstrators at Deloitte’s Smart Factory Lab in Düsseldorf, aimed at IT-OT environments.
  • Wallix positioned the move as a push to accelerate adoption of European cybersecurity technology amid tighter sovereignty and compliance demands.


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