Octiga Announces Benefit Partnership with The ASCII Group

Octiga Software, Microsoft 365 Security Management & Monitoring for MSPs, is delighted to announce it has embarked on a benefit partnership with The ASCII Group for 2024. The ASCII Group is a membership-based community of independent North American MSPs, MSSPs and Solution Providers.  

By partnering with The ASCII Group, Octiga is enhancing its channel program and creating lasting relationships with IT service providers.  

Dr Rob McFeely, Octiga CEO and co-founder, comments ‘’I’m delighted that our partnership with The ASCII Group provides group members with a specially discounted option to use Octiga to free their teams from the unnecessary pressures that maintaining multi-tenant Microsoft 365 security postures places upon them. Octiga’s already used by hundreds of MSPs to secure thousands of their clients. MSP users tell us that that our platform saves them hundreds of hours and gives them confidence that they are addressing deficiencies in default Microsoft 365 security settings on behalf of their clients.’’ 

“We are delighted to announce a partnership with Octiga. By providing an exclusive benefit to the ASCII membership, Octiga is demonstrating their commitment to the community,” said Jessie Devine, VP Channel Development, The ASCII Group.

About The ASCII Group, Inc:

The ASCII Group is the premier community of North American MSPs, MSSPs and Solution Providers. The Group has members located throughout the U.S. and Canada, and membership encompasses everyone from credentialed MSPs serving the SMB community to multi-location solution providers with a national and international reach. Founded in 1984, ASCII provides services to members including leveraged purchasing programs, education and training, marketing assistance, extensive peer interaction and more. ASCII works with a vibrant ecosystem of leading and major technology vendors that complement the ASCII community and support the mission of helping MSPs to grow their businesses. For more information, please visit www.ascii.com.