15 Mar 2005
Sophos named Company of the Year by Cambridge University association
Sophos, a world leader in protecting businesses against spam and
viruses, has been named Hall of Fame Company of the Year 2005 by
the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory Graduate
Association.
The award was presented to Sophos's co-founder and CEO, Dr Jan
Hruska, last night at Jesus College, Cambridge by Stephen Allott,
chairman and co-founder of sales consultancy Trinamo Ltd. Sophos is
the first company to be honoured with this yearly award.
"It always gives me a feeling of pride when Sophos wins awards
from prestigious institutions like this one," said Dr Hruska. "It
is a great recognition of Sophos's success."
About the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory
Graduate Association
Also known as the Cambridge Computer Lab Ring, the group includes
graduates of the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory. The Ring
provides information, contacts, help line services and a social and
business events programme to members.
About Sophos
More than 100 million users in 150 countries rely on Sophos as the best protection against complex threats and data loss. Sophos is committed to providing complete security solutions that are simple to deploy, manage, and use and that deliver the industry's lowest total cost of ownership. Sophos offers award-winning encryption, endpoint security, web, email, mobile and network security solutions backed by SophosLabs - a global network of threat intelligence centers.
Sophos is headquartered in Boston, US and Oxford, UK. More information is available at www.sophos.com.