Symmetric Engineering Group Expands Security, Profits

August 5, 2016

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"Since deploying Umbrella, we haven’t had to wipe or work on a PC with a malware infection. We now spend less time on support for malware, which increases our profitability, and clients spend less time and money shipping machines back to us, which increases their profitability. It’s a win-win."

-George Lakiotis CEO, Symmetric Engineering Group

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