Liquid C2 Formed Partnership With KnowBe4
The collaboration integrates security training and risk management tools into the Secure360 portfolio for African enterprises.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Liquid C2 has signed a reseller agreement with KnowBe4 to offer advanced digital workforce security tools. This partnership brings attack simulation and Artificial Intelligence Defence Agents to organizations across Africa.
Why it matters
The deal aims to mitigate employee-related security risks by providing comprehensive threat management services. It allows regional businesses to access global training standards through Liquid C2 managed cybersecurity platforms.
The platform utilizes 16 years of behavioral data to power its training modules. It integrates these tools directly into Liquid C2 managed services alongside existing governance, risk, and compliance frameworks.
The players
Liquid C2
This is a technology business unit operating under Cassava Technologies that provides managed cybersecurity services.
KnowBe4
This company provides specialized training and risk management software designed to secure the digital workforce.
The details
Liquid C2 is incorporating KnowBe4's specialized security training and attack simulation services into its Secure360 portfolio. The offering includes dedicated support and local billing capabilities to assist small to large African enterprises in managing their digital security.
Timeline
Liquid C2 announced the formal partnership with KnowBe4 on October 13, 2026.
The Tech Race
This integration reflects a broader shift toward consolidating managed security services to combat rising human-centric digital threats. By embedding established global training platforms into regional infrastructure, Liquid C2 positions itself to better compete with international security providers.
Enterprise clients in Africa will now have access to standardized security training through their existing service provider. This consolidation simplifies the management of risk protocols by offering localized support and billing for international security software.
The takeaway
Organizations should prioritize employee-focused security training to reduce the likelihood of successful phishing and social engineering attacks. Integrating automated defense tools provides a scalable way to maintain security protocols as a workforce grows.
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