Cybersecurity

Fastly Launches New Certification Program to Boost Partner Security Capabilities

Fastly has launched the Fastly Certified Services Partner Program to strengthen partner expertise in implementing and managing its security solutions. The program targets technical security teams and offers self-guided training designed to address rising cyber threats reported by 72 percent of executives. Certified partners will gain expanded security skills along with access to technical labs, webinars, innovation insights and ongoing educational resources.

Fastly New Certification

Fastly said the program will help partners broaden service portfolios and create new revenue streams while giving customers more choice in security implementation. Partner organisations completing the training will be designated Fastly Certified Services Partners. Individuals will receive professional certification focused on security implementation. The initiative marks a significant step in expanding Fastly’s channel ecosystem and enhancing go-to-market value through continuous enablement.

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