Genians Recognizes 2025 Partner of the Year Winners as Global Footprint Expands Across Key Markets

As regulatory mandates reshape security procurement globally, Genians' partner network continues to expand into the verticals where enforcement speed matters most.

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Genians, a network security company serving 5,000+ organizations globally, has announced its annual Partner of the Year recipients. Winners were selected based on new customer acquisition, vertical market penetration, and execution in compliance-driven environments.

2025 Partner of the Year Recipients

Each recipient has demonstrated that local market expertise, combined with a technically proven platform, translates into consistent customer wins in their region.

• North America: Computer Integration Technologies (CIT) is recognized for building on its 2024 Rising Star designation with concrete deployments — delivering cloud-based NAC and ZTNA to financial institutions and local government agencies.
• Central America: Lynx Shield Technologies is recognized for expanding beyond government into telecommunications — a structurally high-exposure sector for unauthorized device access.
• South America: Deloitte is recognized for continued leadership in cloud-managed NAC migration and ZTNA adoption across financial services, mining, and the chemical industry.
• EMEA: RAS Infotech is recognized for securing new customers across financial services, government, construction, and healthcare in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain — and for extending its footprint into Morocco and broader African markets.
• APAC: BlueZebra is recognized for expanding its Thailand public sector presence into defense agencies, government bodies, and media organizations — adding a new vertical to its existing military and utility base.

Compliance Requirements and Operational Continuity

The verticals represented by this year's recipients — financial services, government, defense, healthcare, manufacturing, and telecommunications — share a common profile: procurement decisions increasingly tied to regulatory mandates, and high expectations for operational stability after deployment. Genians supports this with global business headquarters in San Jose, California, an R&D center in South Korea, a regional office in Dubai serving the Middle East and Africa, and a Global Technical Support Hub in India — enabling partners and their customers to receive timely, localized assistance regardless of time zone.

“Regulatory mandates are driving demand our partners don’t have to create. What they need is a platform that closes the enforcement gap — without a six-month deployment or IT operations disruption. The licensing model does the rest: priced per active device, no hidden tiers, no surprises at renewal. Partners know exactly what they’re selling and what they’ll earn. That’s a repeatable business, and that’s what this program reflects,” said Sail Na, Head of Global Business at Genians.

Partnering Where Compliance Speed Is the Real Differentiator

Compliance is no longer a checklist — it is a speed test. Genians addresses this through an Execution Layer where NAC underpins ZTNA and EDR: enforcing policy at first connection, controlling access in session, and detecting threats at runtime. Each product stands alone. Connected, they close the full enforcement lifecycle back at Layer 2 — giving partners a coherent compliance story that shortens the sales cycle and accelerates customer trust in regulated markets. Partners interested in bringing this approach to their markets are encouraged to get in touch.

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• Other regions: [e-mail]

About Genians

Genians (KOSDAQ: 263860) was founded in 2005 and delivers NAC, ZTNA, and EPP/EDR to 5,000+ organizations globally, from SMEs to Fortune 500 enterprises, across government, military, financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure. With 21 years of battle-tested experience and a global partner network with local expertise, Genians addresses regional regulations and infrastructure requirements.