Salt Communications had success in the Cybersecurity Project of the year category at this year’s Belfast Telegraph IT Awards in partnership with Telefonica UK & Ireland.
This year’s event had a breadth of companies, organisations and people on the shortlist that showcased diversity and innovation within the sector. The Cybersecurity Project of the year category recognised companies that demonstrated excellence, innovation and leadership in the sector.
“A great success for Salt Communications yet again this year! As a tech business in Northern Ireland it is a great opportunity for us to reinforce our brand and showcase our exciting vision in the market. As a company we are very proud to be recognised against a lot of quality competition within the country and get our message out there. Thank you to the judges and organisers for the recognition and effort put into the awards.” said Nicole Allen, Senior Marketing Executive at Salt Communications.
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About The Belfast Telegraph IT Awards 2022
The Belfast Telegraph IT Awards were cancelled during 2020, when the world was in the grip of the Covid-19 pandemic. But they made a triumphant return to the MAC Theatre in Belfast last year, and with an important new sponsor – Telefónica Tech UK&I. The company lent its support to this year’s awards again for a dazzling celebration of the IT industry.
About Salt Communications
Salt Communications is a multi-award winning cyber security company providing a fully enterprise-managed software solution giving absolute privacy in mobile communications. It is easy to deploy and uses multi-layered encryption techniques to meet the highest of security standards. Salt Communications offers ‘Peace of Mind’ for Organisations who value their privacy, by giving them complete control and secure communications, to protect their trusted relationships and stay safe. Salt Communications is headquartered in Belfast, N. Ireland, for more information visit Salt Communications.
