Cloud Raxak Recognized in CIO Review’s 20 Most Promising Security Companies

Cloud Raxak Highlighted in CIO Review’s
20 Most Promising Security Companies

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Cloud Raxak, a leader in cloud security compliance (CSC), was featured in CIOReview’s 20 Most Promising Enterprise Security Companies for 2016.   Cloud Raxak was selected for the top honor in light of the breadth and quality of technology and expertise the company provides to the IT industry.

“During the evaluation process, it was evident that Cloud Raxak clearly
deserved to be recognized as a leader in technology solutions for the enterprise security industry and we are proud to honor Cloud Raxak this year”
Jeevan George, Managing Editor, CIOReview

“We are happy that CIOReview has selected Cloud Raxak as one of the 20 Most Promising Security Companies”, said Prasanna Mulgaonkar, CEO of Cloud Raxak.  “With the increasing importance of compliance management, enterprises are starting to recognize that it is integral to move away from detection and blocking of known malicious activity, towards pro-active defenses that can better handle risk through proper configuration.   The Raxak Protect platform simplifies and automates security compliance, enabling our customers to proactively reduce their security costs by 40% while reducing their security risk.”

CIOReview evaluated leading enterprise security companies on a wide range of parameters including execution, technology and market reach capabilities to rate the maturity, experience and expertise. The annual list features 20 Most Promising Enterprise Security Companies 2016.  Cloud Raxak  excels in automating security across private and public clouds, which enables online retailers like Life and Home to maintain security compliance while delivering an innovative online shopping experience. SaaS-based, Cloud Raxak Protect enables cloud apps to be deployed securely, quickly, cost-effectively and without human error.

For complete details, download the CIO Review analysis of Cloud Raxak.