Idaptive Lands ‘Cutting Edge’ Identity and Access Management Award
Everyone loves getting some recognition, right? We certainly do, so we’re doubly excited to share that today Cyber Defense Magazine announced that Idaptive won the Cutting Edge Identity and Access Management InfoSec Award for 2019.
The magazine looked at more than 3,000 security technology companies in dozens of different categories for its annual contest – which it calls a “review of the hottest, most innovative, best, market leaders, next-generation and cutting edge infosec companies offering incredible products and services” – and selected Idaptive as one of the most advanced IAM technologies in the market.
Additionally, Idaptive also was named as a silver award winner in the Multi-Factor Authentication category, and a bronze winner for Identity and Access Management category in the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.
All three awards are a fantastic sign that we’re leading the market in providing our customers with the best next-gen access technology. When we launched our Next-Gen Access Cloud last month, it marked the beginning of a new era in IAM solutions, centered around context and intelligence designed to help businesses navigate the complexities of modern identity and offer secure access everywhere. As identity grows more complex with a constantly changing amount of gateways in which identity and access need to be verified, organizations need to know that this complexity won’t result in more risk or terrible experiences for their users.
Idaptive gives them this peace of mind.
If you’d like to see for yourself what an award-winning IAM platform can do for your company or organization, we’d love for it to join the thousands of others using Idaptive to secure their identity and access.
To start your free trial today, visit: https://www.idaptive.com/free-trial/.
Corey Williams
Corey Williams is the Vice President of Marketing & Strategy and lead evangelist for Idaptive, leading all marketing functions, as well as market development and strategy. Corey served as the Senior Director of Products and Marketing for more than a decade at Centrify where he was the visionary behind, and the first product manager of, the set of products that were ultimately spun out of Centrify to become Idaptive, including leading SaaS services for Single Sign-on (SSO), Adaptive Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), endpoint and mobile context, and User Behavior and Risk Analytics (UBA).
While at Centrify, Corey defined and brought to market seven net-new product offerings directly contributing to the growth of the existing customer base from less than 400 customers to over 5000 customers. He also led efforts with major industry analysts that directly resulted in Centrify being named as a leader in all of the major analyst reports including the Gartner Magic Quadrant and Critical Capabilities reports for Access Management, Worldwide; Forrester IDaaS Wave; KuppingerCole Cloud MFA Leadership Compass; and Network World Clear Choice Winner for Single Sign-on Solutions.
Corey is a frequent speaker and commentator on IT Security and IT Management. He has authored several publications, including “Zero Trust Security for Dummies”, a leading guide for enterprise managers.
Prior to Centrify, Corey led products and marketing for SpikeSource (acquired by Black Duck Software), Syndera (acquired by Tibco), and Journee Software (acquired by Initiate Systems). Earlier in his career, he managed pre- and post-sales consulting for Active Software (acquired by webMethods).
Corey holds degrees in Mathematics (BS) and Computer Science (BS) from New Mexico State University, as well as an MS in Engineering and an MBA from San Jose State University.
CHAMELEON-LIKE SUPERPOWER
If Corey could have any chameleon-like superpower, it would be the chameleon's tongue, which is ridiculously fast. Some of the world's smallest chameleons have the world's fastest tongues. In automotive terms, the tongue could go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in a hundredth of a second! “I would be able to complete webinars in 4.5 seconds instead of 45 minutes!”