Device Authority’s NA expansion continues at pace with a trio of customer wins and a new market in their sights

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Device Authority's ongoing growth in North America continues at a rapid pace, securing three new enterprise customers across key sectors.

A leading global energy technology company, focused on designing, manufacturing, and servicing transformative technologies, has chosen KeyScaler-as-a-Service (KSaaS) to protect the identities of tens of thousands of its field drilling and refinery equipment.

Similarly, a leader in developing clean, flexible power solutions for the transportation and energy sectors is deploying KSaaS to secure its revolutionary clean generator technology, which will provide sustainable energy to mobile and fixed platforms, including EV charging stations and wind farms.

Finally, an innovative medical device company is partnering with Device Authority to secure its ground-breaking non-invasive therapy platform.

These successes highlight the cutting-edge functionality of KSaaS, enabling Device Authority's customers to safeguard the most innovative technologies from both current and future security vulnerabilities. The diverse range of use cases underscores the commercial importance of their solution, helping launch and grow these technologies in their respective markets. Additionally, the scale of devices being protected further demonstrates the advantages of their automated SaaS delivery model.

While Device Authority's presence in these key markets continues to expand, they are also embarking on a new initiative to extend Privileged Access Management (PAM) to IoT. PAM has long been a cornerstone of many organizations' security strategies, used to control, monitor, and secure human access to critical systems and sensitive data. With machine identities now outnumbering human identities by 45 to 1, it is time to extend this same level of protection to IoT devices. By integrating with PAM providers, Device Authority's solution addresses the unique challenges posed by the vast array of interconnected devices, ensuring that only authorized entities can access sensitive resources and perform privileged actions. Until now, this gap in the market has left organizations vulnerable, but Device Authority is excited to offer a much-needed solution-watch this space for more information.

In the meantime, to learn more about Device Authority and hear insights from their CEO, check out this recent interview.