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Quick Heal partners Rising Pune Supergiant to spread mass awareness on internet security

| | Apr 14, 2017, at 05:06 am
Pune, Apr 13 (IBNS):Quick Heal Technologies Limited, an IT security solutions provider, has associated with Rising Pune Supergiant (RPS) as 'Security Partner' for IPL 2017.

With this association, the IT company plans to spread the importance of cybersecurity to the masses.

Quick Heal will roll-out its IPL themed campaign across OOH, digital and social media channels to attract greater visibility for its initiative to create awareness about Internet security.

As Security Partner, Quick Heal would be offering IT security solutions to the RPS players and the team management.

Announcing the partnership, Sanjay Katkar, MD & CTO, Quick Heal Technologies, said, “We are delighted to associate with Rising Pune Supergiant for IPL 2017. As a company which plans to engage with ournation of over a billion people to convey an important message, there is no platform better than cricket in India. As the use of Internet becomes a part of our everyday life, we feel there’s a lot more to be done to make the masses aware about the importance of Internet security. Indian Premier League (IPL) is a cricket extravaganza celebrated by fans all over the world and Rising Pune Supergiant is one of the most followed franchisees of the IPL. We identified this partnership to be a great platform to amplify our long standing commitment of providing the best Internet security solutions.”

Elaborating on why the company chose Rising Pune Supergiant, Katkar said, “We are headquartered in Pune so Rising Pune Supergiant was our preferred choice for an association. Today our customers associate Quick Heal with vast experience, reliability and youthful aggression to innovate. Rising Pune Supergiant players like MS Dhoni, Steven Smith and Ben Stokes reiterate our brand attributes which will help us strike a deeper chord with the audiences.I am sure this will be a long and mutually enriching affiliation.”

Commenting on the partnership, Raghu Iyer, CEO, Rising Pune Supergiant, said, “We at RPS are happy to have Quick Heal on board for this unique partnership. We hope that the association with Quick Heal as the official security partner of RPS helps in bringing about awareness amongst fans of RPS and the youth about cyber security and internet protection. Quick Heal has planned exciting giveaways for customers and fans; it's indeed an exciting cricket season for all."

 

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