Cynomi launches ELEVATE Partner Program

Sunday, 24th August 2025 Posted 10 months ago in by Mike Hewitt

David Primor, Ph.D., Co-founder and CEO of Cynomi, discusses the launch of ELEVATE, a new partner program purpose-built to drive growth, scalability, and success in the delivery of cybersecurity, compliance, and vCISO services, explaining how ELEVATE is more than just a partner program - it’s a growth engine that enables the company’s partners to scale their cybersecurity offerings, differentiate their services, and unlock new value streams with speed and confidence.

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