Safe Systems, a national provider of fully-compliant IT and security services for community banks and credit unions, announced that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Safe Systems to its “2020 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500” list in the “Security 100” category. The annual listing identifies North American solution providers that deliver operational efficiencies, IT system improvements and a higher rate of return for their customers, and recognizes accomplished MSPs that work tirelessly to guide their customers and create solutions for complex IT issues. The “Security 100” is made up of off-premises-focused, cloud-based IT security services.

“MSPs are the critical bridge for customers looking to assess, implement and migrate their IT and cloud solutions to drive efficiencies, lower costs and secure your environment,” said Bob Skelley, CEO of The Channel Company. “On behalf of our team at The Channel Company, I want to congratulate the accomplished companies on CRN’s 2020 MSP 500 list and thank them for their commitment to finding innovative solutions that move the IT channel forward.”

Safe Systems focuses on providing community banks and credit unions with high quality IT, security, and compliance products to better meet the strict demands of the banking industry. The company’s comprehensive solutions enable community financial institutions across the country to maximize their technology investment and remain up to date on the current technologies, security risks, regulatory changes, and FFIEC guidelines.

“We are honored that CRN continues to recognize our efforts as a top managed service provider, and we are proud of the work our talented team has done to provide fully-compliant IT and security solutions to community banks and credit unions across the country,” said Darren Bridges, president at Safe Systems. “This award affirms our commitment to develop innovative technology solutions that streamline processes for our customers; protect their institutions from security threats; and help them maintain compliance with all regulatory requirements.”