Brentford FC announces Acronis as the club's official new cybersecurity partner. 

Acronis, a Swiss company founded in Singapore, is a 'global leader' in cybersecurity and data protection and will implement its services with the support of award-winning managed service provider, Littlefish.

The club will utilise Acronis' programmes to 'safeguard the club's systems and data' through Littlefish.

Managed through a single console, The Bees say Acronis offers reliable and cost-effective security and backup solutions to meet the digital needs of organisations, including globally renowned sports teams.

Mike Morris, technology director at Brentford, comments: "Maintaining the highest standards of data protection and cybersecurity is essential for modern football operations, both on and off the pitch.

"This partnership with Acronis and Littlefish gives those of us working behind the scenes peace of mind that our data is securely backed up and protected."

Ronan McCurtin, RVP EMEA at Acronis, says: "We are happy to partner with Brentford FC alongside Littlefish.

"This latest expansion of our #TeamUp program underscores the critical role cybersecurity plays in modern sports and highlights our commitment to drive technological innovation and robust security.

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"Littlefish is an exceptional company to partner with and will provide Brentford FC with Acronis' natively integrated cybersecurity solutions, protecting their digital operations and ensuring their digital infrastructure remains secure and efficient."

Richard Hutchings, CTO at Littlefish, adds: "We are proud to collaborate with Acronis by joining its #TeamUp program with Brentford FC.

"As the Acronis #CyberFit Delivery Partner, we will be supporting this initiative with our best-in-class managed services and IT support.

"This opportunity will empower Brentford FC with Acronis cybersecurity solutions to enhance the team's performance.

"We look forward to a mutually beneficial journey."

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