Two Decades of Innovation: Celebrating Emsisoft’s 20th Anniversary

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

This August, we find ourselves celebrating a significant milestone in Emsisoft’s journey. This year, we’re commemorating our 20th anniversary. It’s been two full decades of dedicated service, groundbreaking solutions, and unwavering commitment to cybersecurity, which would have been impossible without the continuous support from our partners, customers, and MSPs.

In this spirit of gratitude and reflection, we’re inviting you to join us on a walk down memory lane as we trace the evolution of Emsisoft from its humble beginnings to the formidable cybersecurity entity it has become today.

Two Decades of Innovation: Celebrating Emsisoft's 20th Anniversary Two Decades of Innovation: Celebrating Emsisoft's 20th Anniversary

This year, we're commemorating Emsisoft's 20th anniversary. Join us on a walk down memory lane as we trace the evolution of Emsisoft from its humble beginnings to the formidable cybersecurity entity it has become today.

www.emsisoft.com

 

[Jonny Quest]

Nice link, @Gandalf_The_Grey Interesting scroll through and read of how they've progressed and evolved over the years

 

[ForgottenSeer 97327]

Indeed, why did they move from Austria to New Zealand?

 

[vtqhtr413]

This is what a workday looks like for a CEO who runs his entire 40-employee tech company from a farm in New Zealand

Emsisoft CEO Christian Mairoll explains what it's like to run an all-remote company from a New Zealand farm. Here's the advice he has for founders.

www.businessinsider.com

He's a rare one, would have been nice to have a boss like that. Very comforting, idyllic story, thanks for posting.

 

[Jonny Quest]

Can a company really be cutting edge though, with only 40 employees scattered all over? Or, are those days gone especially since Covid, where everyone was in the same building brainstorming with face-to-face dialogue? Yet, it sounds like he found and settled on his niche and is content with where he's at (must be by his lifestyle) and not trying to compete with the bigger vendors.

In a way, I find that refreshing. There is a show in the US on the History Channel called, "The (foods, cars, etc) that built America" and so much of the commentary is about how driven they were, and had to have more, more locations, wanting 2,000+ locations more money etc that I find myself saying, why? "Why can't you be content with your 5-10 stores and make a good living, live a longer life with less stress"? But I guess they're just a driven personality type.

@BryanB you posted the above while I was typing, and I totally agree

 

[plat]

Remember Fabian Wosar, the genius when it came to decrypting various ransomware? I wonder if he's still with Emsisoft. Last I heard, he was in London somewhere but this was a few years ago.

Hope he's OK and busting some chops to this day.

 

[SumTingWong]

Because the owner wanted to raise goats and sheeps in the NZ mountains.

Read his personal blog.

Emsisoft CEO is a unique CEO

 

[SumTingWong]

Can we interview Fabian Wosar of how does he feel working with Emsisoft for the past few years?