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Cork-based Smarttech247 creates 50 jobs

Written by Robert McHugh, on 4th Sep 2024. Posted in Technology

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Smarttech247, an Irish firm that provides cybersecurity solutions, is set to hire 50 more people as growth continues in key international markets.  

The Cork-based company now has offices across Ireland, the United Kingdom, Romania, Poland and the US and currently employs over 200 people across all of its operations.

'Evolving Landscape'

"We all have a responsibility to guard against malicious cyber activity and it’s great to see Irish firms like Smarttech247 leading the way in tackling the latest developments in what we all realise is an evolving landscape," said Michael McGrath, Cork South Central TD Deputy.  

"I’m delighted to see Raluca and her team launch a fresh round of recruiting and wish them the very best as they continue to expand”.

New Roles

The new roles are spread across positions in technical support, sales, marketing, and partner support, and come as the threat of cybercrime continues to grow worldwide.  

According to recent research, global cybercrime costs are expected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025.

Partner Program

Smarttech247 is also launching a comprehensive Partner Program, which includes incentives designed to empower partners and drive mutual growth. 

As part of this strategic initiative, Smarttech247 is in advanced discussions with leading systems integrators and distributors to bring its flagship products—Managed Data Detection & Response (MDDR), VisionX MDR, and ThreatHub—along with a suite of other cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions, to a broader market.

'Poised To Scale'

"Our new route to market strategy not only accelerates our growth but also reinforces our commitment to delivering best-in-class cybersecurity solutions to our customers," said CEO of Smarttech247, Raluca Saceanu.

"By creating strategic partnerships and leveraging the expertise of our channel partners, we are poised to scale our operations globally while continuing to innovate and lead in the cybersecurity space.”

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