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Weber Shandwick and ZENDATA Cybersecurity Launch Integrated Cyber Crisis Solution for EMEA

In a strategic move to address the rising complexity of cyber threats, Weber Shandwick, the global communications agency, has partnered with ZENDATA Cybersecurity, a leading international cybersecurity firm, to launch a fully integrated cyber crisis and resilience solution across the EMEA region.

Operating under the Weber Advisory platform, the collaboration combines Weber Shandwick’s strength in crisis communications and reputation management with ZENDATA’s advanced cybersecurity capabilities. The new offering will serve as a comprehensive response system for organizations facing digital threats, covering both the technical and reputational dimensions of modern cyber crises.

The partnership will initially launch from key hubs in London, Geneva, and Dubai, positioning it to support clients across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.

“This partnership is a powerful extension of Weber Advisory and a direct response to client needs,” said Alphonse Daudre-Vignier, Executive Vice President, Corporate at Weber Shandwick. “Managing a cyber crisis has long required more than a technical fix; it’s a test of leadership, trust and stakeholder confidence.”

ZENDATA Cybersecurity brings services such as proactive threat hunting, dark web monitoring, and rapid incident response to the table. These capabilities will be integrated with Weber Shandwick’s proven communications frameworks, enabling organizations to prepare for, manage, and recover from cyber incidents with greater authority and precision.

Steven Meyer and Isabelle Meyer, Co-CEOs of ZENDATA Cybersecurity, emphasized the urgency of better preparedness:

“Companies consistently overestimate their readiness to face modern cyber threats. With this partnership, we’re redefining what preparedness looks like.”

The joint offering includes cyber crisis simulations, scenario planning, real-time response, and recovery support. It also enhances Weber Shandwick’s recently launched RADIUS, an AI-powered issues and crisis management platform, by incorporating ZENDATA’s cyber threat intelligence.

This partnership signals a new standard in integrated crisis readiness—helping organizations transition from reactive to resilient in the face of escalating digital risks.

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