What you can get instead
A reference call with an operator running a deployment comparable to yours in size and sector, arranged under mutual non-disclosure. That is worth more than a logo, because you can ask it questions.
References
Named on request, never without consent
Zedmos runs in managed networks across several sectors. We do not publish a customer logo wall, because most of the organisations behind those deployments would rather their security supplier were not a matter of public record.
What we can say publicly
Or evaluate it yourself
An evaluation on your own hardware, with your own traffic, answers the question a reference only approximates. Write to info@zedmos.com and say what you want to put in front of it.
How the call is arranged
You tell us how many sites, how many organisations and which platform. We approach an operator whose deployment resembles that and ask whether they are willing — nobody is on a list we work through, and whoever declines is asked once. If they agree, you speak to them and we are not on the call.
What we say without asking anyone
The shapes: single sites, multi-site estates under one console, service providers carrying many customers, and installations running on OPNsense and pfSense side by side. Sizes and sectors in general terms. Never closely enough that a reader could work out whose deployment it is.
Why there is no logo wall
A published customer list tells an attacker which organisation runs which security product. Several of ours would decline on that ground alone — and a wall built from the remainder misrepresents who actually uses this.
Ask for one
sales@zedmos.com, with a sentence about what you are building. Either a call is arranged within a week, or you are told plainly that we have no comparable operator willing to take it.
If you are already a customer
We will ask before naming you, in writing, for a specific use. Consent given once for a case study is not consent for a logo on the home page, and we treat it that way.