SecureAuth

The company's business model is centered on providing IAM solutions that can be deployed in the cloud, on-premises, or in a hybrid environment. SecureAuth serves a wide array of industries, including finance, healthcare, retail, and government, with a client base that includes large enterprises with over 10,000 employees as well as smaller businesses. Revenue is generated through these offerings, with an estimated annual revenue of around $44.2 million to $75 million. The solutions are designed to be scalable, accommodating businesses from small startups to large corporations with millions of users.

SecureAuth's core offerings are structured under two main products: SecureAuth Workforce and SecureAuth CIAM (Customer Identity & Access Management). These platforms provide features like multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), and adaptive authentication driven by an AI-based risk engine. This engine analyzes behavioral signals to make context-aware access decisions, aiming to reduce friction for legitimate users. The company has expanded its capabilities through strategic acquisitions, including a startup named Acceptto in late 2021, and more recently, Cloudentity and SessionGuardian. The acquisition of Cloudentity enhanced its CIAM capabilities with features like Fine-Grained Authorization (FGA) and solutions for B2B2C ecosystems, while SessionGuardian added biometric continuous identity assurance. SecureAuth holds patents for methods that use automated risk-based behavioral modeling for user authentication. Keywords: identity and access management, IAM, cybersecurity, multi-factor authentication, MFA, single sign-on, SSO, adaptive authentication, passwordless authentication, CIAM, workforce identity, cloud security, identity governance, access control, B2B2C identity, API security, continuous authentication, risk-based authentication, biometric authentication, user behavior analytics