Avast has finished its year of merging its technology and channel programmes with AVG.
The outfit bought AVG last year and has been working towards combining the channel and integrating products and processes to get into a situation where it can launch as a single entity.
The company has rolled out some major changes to its product portfolio an channel programmes as it merges the AVG business into its operations.
The Avast Business brand will lean on the AVG legacy in behavioural security technology and the cyber capture from the Avast side that looks at suspicious files, email or web content and ensures it will not hit the user.
The vendor will offer three levels of end protection for users which delivers anti-virus, data protection and identity protection as well as public wifi inspection tools, a data shredder, VPN and password management.
As well as the brand changes and product roll out there is a fresh channel programme, certifications and payment platform.
On the channel side, the aim is to bring the two firm’s reseller roster together. The company said there would be a transition period giving the channel the time to get to grips with the combined programme and certifications.
