The new collaboration offers GuidePoint Security customers access to certificate-based, passwordless authentication for networks, applications, and AI agents.
SecureW2, a provider of certificate-based, passwordless authentication, is excited to announce a new reseller partnership with GuidePoint Security, the leading cybersecurity solution provider that helps organizations make better decisions that minimize risk.
Credentials like passwords and API keys are still some of the biggest reasons breaches occur. Through this partnership, GuidePoint Security customers have the opportunity to strengthen authentication across their environment with X.509 digital certificates locked to device hardware, so access is authorized based on a device’s trustworthiness. SecureW2 also provides Cloud RADIUS, a cloud-native authentication service that gives teams strong network authentication for critical applications, with no on-prem servers to maintain.
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“SecureW2 has spent over a decade building the certificate infrastructure that modern authentication depends on, and that foundation only matters more as identity shifts toward AI agents,” said Stephen Newhauser, Senior Director of Worldwide Partnerships at SecureW2. “Through this partnership, more teams can now implement that infrastructure without building it themselves.”
Through GuidePoint Security, customers can now evaluate and deploy the SecureW2 platform alongside their existing GuidePoint Security engagements, extending hardware-bound, certificate-backed access to network resources and applications without adding on-premises infrastructure.
“Identity-based attacks keep growing, and organizations need strong, practical ways to verify who and what is connecting to their environment,” said Mark Thornberry, Chief Business Officer at GuidePoint Security. “Working with SecureW2 lets us pair our advisory expertise with proven technology, so our customers can close that gap with a partner that understands both the threat and the path to fixing it.”
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