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Channel Vision is a Costa Mesa, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
SecureAuth Corporation, creators of the groundbreaking SecureAuth Identity Provider solution for the borderless enterprise, was co-founded by CEO Craig Lund and CTO Garret Grajek in 2005. SecureAuth IdP turns any enterprise into an identity provider capable of enforcing 2-Factor Access Control in a single, cost-effective solution. Fueled by the cloud and mobile phenomenon and the security requirements these disruptive computing platforms require, SecureAuth has experienced an accelerated rate of growth. SecureAuth IdP is the only solution that combines SSO with native 2-Factor Authentication in a single product across all platforms. This is a radical departure from the “old school” approach to deploying and maintaining separate authentication and SSO products – an approach that simply doesn`t work for cloud or mobile. In the same solution, SecureAuth includes Versatile Authentication (VAS) that enables IT to deploy single, two, or three-factor authentication to meet current and future regulatory requirements for cloud and web applications whether accessed from desktop or mobile device. Bringing the same level of security and control to cloud applications that enterprises experience with on-premise applications, SecureAuth IdP makes multi-product deployments obsolete while minimizing risk, increasing productivity, and reducing management costs.
IS Watchtower is a Salt Lake City, UT-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Cop-Usa is a Miami, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Pwnie Express provides full threat detection of every wireless and wired device in and around your workplace. We are the ONLY company that detects rogue, misconfigured, and unauthorized devices across wired and wireless spectrums. By automating wireless and wired device detection, our solutions continuously detect the devices on or around your network that are open pathways for attackers.