Identities open doors. Cyber defense determines who gets through.
It was at this juncture that things got particularly exciting for us at the Oxford Computer Group’s 17th Security & Efficiency Summit in Erding.
For Felix Gutjahr and Tim Suschinski, this was their first time attending—along with Andreas Wolffs from TD SYNNEX. Two days focused on identity, security, and efficiency impressively demonstrated what happens when technological expertise meets trusting partnerships and open professional exchange.
Together with Andreas Wolffs, we were able to present SECUINFRA to Oxford Computer Group’s clients and outline our approach to modern cyber defense.
In our post titled “Hackers Never Sleep—Neither Do We, ” we demonstrated how Oxford’s solutions can be integrated into our SOC services. After all, robust identity security and high-performance security operations should not be viewed in isolation: when considered together, they create the conditions necessary to detect and classify attacks early on and respond to them consistently.
We were particularly impressed by the atmosphere at the summit. Oxford fosters trusting partnerships—both with customers and within its partner network. In addition to the technical presentations, it was the one-on-one conversations and open dialogue outside the official agenda that made these two days especially valuable for us.
We’re taking away not only new ideas from Erding, but above all a clear vision: There is great potential in the continued collaboration between SECUINFRA, Oxford Computer Group, and TD SYNNEX.
Many thanks to Rüdiger Berndt, Martin Berndt, and the entire Oxford Computer Group team for their professional organization and warm hospitality, as well as to Andreas Wolffs and TD SYNNEX for their strong partnership and collaboration.
We look forward to integrating identity security and cyber defense even more closely.
