Manchester City have entered into a new partnership with a global cybersecurity company who pride themselves in delivering business resilience.
It has been a disappointing week for Manchester City, but at least there is a Carabao Cup final to look forward to on Sunday.
Winning this will be a priority for Pep Guardiola and his team, while the club board will also be eager for a victory.
Lifting trophies is not only good for Man City as a football club, but it also helps to draw in new sponsors.
Still, whether City win or not, they have just secured a new deal with a cybersecurity business who will partner with both the men’s and women’s teams.
Man City enter partnership with N-able
Man City have announced that they will partner with N-able, who become the club’s official cyber security partner, protecting critical systems, data and daily operations across the City’s digital environment.
Welcome N-able to the Man City Family 🤝
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N-able will work with the Man City to integrate their technology, including the provision of AI-powered cybersecurity solutions, to further develop the existing technology infrastructure in place.
As part of the agreement, the brand will have a presence across several digital and physical assets within the portfolio of the men’s and women’s sides.
Vikram Ramesh calls Man City one of the world’s best teams
Vikram Ramesh, who is the Chief Marketing Officer at N-able, has described Manchester City was one of the best teams in the world and a world class organisation.
He said: “The best teams in the world don’t just perform, they protect what makes performance possible.
“Manchester City operates at elite speed, across global markets, with zero tolerance for disruption. That’s exactly the environment N-able was built for.
“This partnership is a statement about where cybersecurity is heading – toward partners who build the resilience that lets world-class organisations keep moving forward.”
