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Securden Recognized as a Market Leader in GigaOm Radar Report for Enterprise Password Management

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Securden emerges as a leader and an outperformer due to its exemplary execution of emerging features, rapid market progress, and its ability to deliver overall maximum value to customers.

Earns top ratings in many key evaluation criteria, including platform security, security auditing, PAM capabilities, ease of management, ease of use, and scalability.

WILMINGTON, Del., July 3, 2024 /CNW/ — Securden, Inc., a leading provider of privileged access and identity security solutions, today announced that it has been recognized as a leader and outperformer in GigaOm Radar Report for Enterprise Password Management.

Securden has become a leader with cutting-edge features, rapid market advancements, and consistent customer value.

GigaOm rigorously assesses leading vendors in various solution segments based on a set of functional and non-functional criteria and produces Radar reports. These reports aim to assist decision-makers in enterprises by providing valuable insights to evaluate solutions and make well-informed investment decisions. 

“Password Management presents a very challenging landscape for IT teams targeted with managing IT security, and it comes with a high operations overhead, that can be costly, complex, and can easily lead to mistakes,” explains Paul Stringfellow, the author of the GigaOm Radar report on Enterprise Password Management. “The enterprise password management segment has many mature vendors with long-established products. Improving password security posture should be a priority for organizations of any size. Finding the right password management solution will deliver significant improvement,” the analyst emphasizes.

The GigaOm Radar report 2024 on Enterprise Password Management examined 13 top enterprise password management solutions. “Securden Password Vault for Enterprises / Unified PAM is positioned in the innovation/platform play quadrant. It offers a strong solution, and its approach in this space is to take its customers on a journey to broader PAM, with password management simply one focus area. It scored well across all of the decision criteria we evaluated, placing it as a leader, and its execution of the emerging features and rate of progress in the market classify it as an Outperformer,” states the report.

Securden has earned top ratings in many key evaluation criteria, including platform security, security auditing, PAM capabilities, ease of management, ease of use, and scalability. 

“We are proud to be recognized as a market leader in Enterprise Password Management by GigaOm Radar,” said Bala Venkatramani, CEO, Securden, Inc. “Protecting various types of identities used by humans and machines is the top priority for IT teams.  Our platform now offers one of the most comprehensive privileged identity security solutions and is witnessing rapid adoption by SMBs and Enterprises globally.  With innovation at the core, we are committed to offering simplicity and affordability in cybersecurity. This recognition as a Leader in the GigaOm Radar affirms our strong market presence and our approach to providing powerful capabilities to strengthen our customers’ security posture.”

Securden offers robust protection measures for the vault with a range of controls, including hardening of access to vaults, resilient deployment, and strong data protection approaches.  

With a wide range of assessments, reports, alerts, and notifications, Securden provides insight into current password usage, indicates where password practices are poor, highlights password reuse, and flags failure to follow password standards, breach warnings identifying passwords that have been compromised, and more. These measures significantly help reduce password-related risks.

The report highlights the following areas as strengths of Securden:

Ease of management: Offers a broad range of out-of-the-box integrations including AD, any LDAP-compliant directory service, any SAML-based SSO solution (Okta, GSuite, ADFS, OneLogin, Ping, Azure AD SSO), MFA tools, ticketing systems, and SIEM systems. This allows the solution to be well integrated into the existing technology stack, making it easier to ensure password management is part of the overall security operations process.

Password policy management: Securden offers a strong set of capabilities. The ability to scan for local account and machine passwords is useful, and when coupled with Securden’s ability to reset machine passwords at scale, it can be a very powerful tool. It can identify accounts that are non-compliant with password policies and recommends remedial measures through actionable reports and dashboard listings. Policies can be enforced upon identification of non-adherence or non-compliance. Its dark web monitoring capability also adds a significant benefit.

Cross-platform support: Securden provides comprehensive coverage of a wide range of endpoints including browsers, mobile devices, and desktop apps. Secrets management allows for credentials to be called via APIs by developers rather than leaving them in code. Its remote session manager allows operators to connect to machines directly from the vault (via a native tool or RDP) without needing to share or view passwords, providing a secure remote operations platform.

Key observations about Securden in the report include: 

Securden provides a useful function in that accounts can also include remote machine access, allowing operations teams to connect to machines directly from the platform without knowing or sharing passwords.Functional secrets management capability that can hold SSH keys and certificates that can be called via APIs.Password sharing is available across groups, and it also has an innovative secure share option with third parties.Securden offers good reporting with comprehensive risk reports, a dark web breach module to look for internet-leaked credentials, and business and personal vaults for users.Prebuilt integrations with Azure AD, Entra ID, and LDAP databases, SSO, MFA tools, ticketing systems, and SIEM systems.Securden services customers across all sectors, from SMB to enterprise and MSPs. In fact, Securden offers a Unified PAM for MSPs product specifically for service providers. Securden also offers a Unified PAM tailored specifically for government agencies.

Streak of Recognition

EMA Research, a top industry analyst firm, recently published an impact brief recognizing the Securden Unified PAM MSP platform as a groundbreaking development in privileged access management for MSPs. The brief stated that Securden’s solution represents a significant milestone in the cybersecurity landscape for MSPs. “By eliminating the need for disparate PAM solutions and providing comprehensive functionality within a single package, Securden empowers MSPs to deliver robust, scalable, and secure PAM services to their clients with unparalleled efficiency and confidence,” states the impact brief. 

About Securden

Securden is a leading provider of privileged access governance and identity security solutions that uniquely combine the zero-trust architecture’s critical security principles, least privilege enforcement, and continuous risk assessment to prevent cyberattacks, malware propagation, and insider exploitation. With a refreshingly new approach, Securden offers complete control over privileged access, visibility without barriers, and superior access governance across cloud, physical, and virtual environments. Securden products (Password Vault for Enterprises, Unified PAM, Endpoint Privilege Manager, and Unified PAM MSP) have been designed for security and scalability and are trusted by organizations of all types and sizes, including large banking and financial institutions, government agencies, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, IT service providers, MSPs, and manufacturing companies across the globe.

To learn more, visit https://www.securden.com/https://www.securden.com/password-manager/index.html and https://www.securden.com/privileged-account-manager/index.html 

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james@securden.com 

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ResumeTemplates.com Survey Reveals 3 in 10 Gen Zers Believe CEOs Are Evil; Many Support Release of Mangione

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The majority of Gen Zers feel CEOs wield excessive power, with some expressing extreme views about corporate accountability

SEATTLE, Dec. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — ResumeTemplates.com, the leading platform for professional resume templates and career advice, has released findings from a recent survey revealing critical attitudes among Gen Z toward corporate leaders. Conducted in December 2024, the survey of 1,200 U.S.-based Gen Zers highlights the sentiment that CEOs hold excessive power and are overcompensated, with some respondents expressing extreme views about corporate accountability.

According to the survey, more than half of Gen Zers (55%) believe CEOs wield excessive power in society, particularly influencing elections, the economy, and policymaking. Additionally, 59% of respondents believe CEOs are overpaid, with most saying total annual compensation should not exceed $750,000. Only 7% of respondents support unlimited earning potential for CEOs. The survey also found that 39% of Gen Zers believe all levels of a workforce equally contribute to a company’s success, while only 20% think CEOs create the most value within an organization.

The survey also explored Gen Z’s perceptions of corporate leadership. More than half believe CEOs are responsible for driving corporate greed, and 30% of respondents view CEOs as “evil,” reflecting deep skepticism toward corporate leadership.

Additionally, the survey examined opinions on high-profile cases like Brian Thompson’s killing. Among respondents, 21% agreed that “CEOs deserve to lose their lives for their professional actions,” including 7% who strongly agreed. When asked specifically about Brian Thompson’s killing, 22% of respondents believe he definitely (10%) or probably (12%) deserved what happened to him. Regarding Luigi Mangione, Thompson’s accused killer, 21% supported his release, while 51% opposed it.

This survey, conducted December 18, 2024, via Pollfish, gathered responses from 1,200 U.S.-based 18 to 27 year olds. The full report can be viewed here: https://www.resumetemplates.com/3-in-10-gen-zers-say-ceos-are-evil-many-believe-mangione-should-go-free/

ABOUT RESUMETEMPLATES.COM
ResumeTemplates.com offers a comprehensive selection of free, industry-specific resume templates, tailored to meet the needs of various job seekers. The website also provides extensive resources to help facilitate the job application process, including expert advice, resume examples, and tips and tricks for creating impactful resumes. For more information, please visit: https://www.resumetemplates.com/.

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Founder Shares Unforgettable Lessons After Spending $1 Million on a Domain Name

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ATLANTA, Dec. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — VPN.com CEO Michael Gargiulo recently shared invaluable insights with Entrepreneur on the unforgettable lessons he learned while spending $1 million to acquire the premium domain VPN.com.

Gargiulo’s journey to acquiring VPN.com wasn’t just about landing a high-value web address. In the Entrepreneur.com article titled “5 Unforgettable Lessons I Learned Spending $1 Million on a Domain Name”, Gargiulo emphasizes the long-term value a premium domain brings to brand trust, visibility, and scalability.

Investing in a Domain: More Than Just a Name

Gargiulo’s $1 million purchase of VPN.com was more than a simple transaction—it was an investment in the future of his business and the value of owning a recognizable, exact-match domain. “The right domain can change everything for a brand. It immediately creates trust and credibility with customers, and it sets your company apart from the competition,” said Gargiulo.

In the article, he shares five critical lessons learned during his experience, including the importance of patience, timing, and the negotiating power of a premium domain. “A domain isn’t just a digital asset—it’s a business strategy. Acquiring VPN.com helped us stand out in the crowded cybersecurity market and continues to drive our success.”

Brand Trust and Global Recognition

Since acquiring VPN.com, Gargiulo has expanded his company’s mission to help hundreds of millions of people secure a private internet experience. The premium domain has played a pivotal role in building trust with customers, partners, and investors. “A premium domain acts as an instant signal of authority,” Gargiulo noted. “It makes a lasting impression, and in today’s fast-moving digital world, that’s invaluable.”

A Vision for the Future

Gargiulo’s vision for VPN.com extends beyond the domain. With a mission to provide a secure internet experience for one billion people by 2030, VPN.com is at the forefront of internet privacy, security, and premium domain brokerage. Gargiulo’s experience acquiring VPN.com has equipped him with unique insights into the premium domain marketplace, helping businesses recognize the value of digital branding in today’s world.

Read More About Michael Gargiulo’s Insights

To read Gargiulo’s full breakdown of the lessons learned from his $1 million domain purchase, visit the Entrepreneur article here.

In addition, Gargiulo also contributed to the Entrepreneur article “Getting a Divorce With a Six-Figure Domain Portfolio”, where he shares insights on the unique challenges of managing and valuing a high-profile domain portfolio in complex personal and financial situations.

For media inquiries or interviews, please contact:

Michael Gargiulo
855-VPN-FAST
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Visit: vpn.com for more information.

About VPN.com
VPN.com is a global leader in internet security and premium domain brokerage, dedicated to helping entrepreneurs, businesses, and individuals protect their brands and secure their online presence. With a $1 million domain name and a mission to serve one billion people by 2030, VPN.com is at the cutting edge of internet privacy, security, and digital branding.

Learn more about VPN.com’s work:

Michael Gargiulo Shares Insider Secrets on Premium Domain ValuationHow to Acquire a Premium Domain Via Stealth AcquisitionVPN.com Renews Commitment to Freedom, Digital Liberties, and Brand Protection

For more insights on digital brand protection and domain name acquisition, visit: vpn.com/domains.

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OCR Canada Rebrands to Levata

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TORONTO, Dec. 27, 2024 /CNW/ — OCR Canada Ltd., Canada’s leading solutions provider of automated identification data capture (AIDC) products, software, and services for businesses across industries and government organizations, is pleased to announce its rebrand to Levata as of January 1, 2025. This transition unites Canada’s operations with Levata’s global identity, streamlining the company’s messaging while honoring OCR Canada’s more than 40-year legacy of trusted service and expertise.

The name OCR, which originally stood for Optical Character Recognition, reflects a technology that no longer represents the company’s comprehensive offerings. Rebranding to Levata supports the broader strategic vision of uniting Levata across markets under one multinational brand to better communicate the full value Levata delivers to its customers.

“This rebrand is an exciting milestone for Canada,” said Tony Mastrangeli, Executive Vice President & GM of Canada. “While our name is changing, the exceptional service, expertise, and relationships our customers rely on remain the same. Levata will continue to empower businesses with tailored solutions, just as OCR Canada has for more than 40 years.”

The transition follows a successful history of growth in Canada, with OCR Canada joining Levata in 2014. Since then, the Canadian arm has expanded its expertise through strategic acquisitions and established itself as a leading provider of AIDC solutions across industries.

“This rebrand marks the next step in Levata’s long-term vision,” said Dan Nettesheim, CEO of Levata. “By uniting under a single, global identity, we are amplifying our global message that we enable our customers to elevate their potential. Today, we provide solutions beyond OCR and barcoding, we also offer leading technology and services for enterprise mobility, RFID, networking, IT infrastructure, and more to help customers succeed in a competitive and rapidly evolving market.”

To complement this transformation, Levata Canada will launch a French-enabled eCommerce platform in January 2025, further enhancing customer access and experience.

For more information about the rebranding, visit www.Levata.com/en-ca/news/ocr-canada-rebrands-to-levata.

About Levata
Levata enables customers to elevate their potential by providing strategies, solutions, and services that power modern environments. With a broad suite of technology products to enable enterprise mobility, a digital supply chain, a secure workplace, and an elevated customer experience, and the services to move businesses forward, Levata unlocks the power of thousands of organizations worldwide. Levata has operated as a market leader in full-stack technology solutions for over 40 years. Learn more at www.levata.com.

Alana Tufford, Director, Enterprise Marketing
Levata
905-475-5505 x242
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