CRYPTOCard, access control technology provider, wins the Managed Services Provider of the Year 2010 award second time in a row
CRYPTO-MAS positively identifies individuals before giving them access control to applications, data and networks

CRYPTOCard, the authentication authority, has been named Managed Service Provider of the Year at this year's Network Computing awards with its CRYPTO-MAS service. Demonstrating its growing dominance in this area, it is the second consecutive year that CRYPTOCard has won the award, which is voted by readers of the publication.

"A successfully managed service is a true combination of a market-leading product and outstanding partners. We are thrilled that CRYPTO-MAS and those delivering it have once again been recognized in such a powerful way," said Neil Hollister, CEO of CRYPTOCard. "With the rise of social networking, mobile and remote working and cloud-based services, the risks organization are exposed to such as identify theft and fraud are immense and managed two-factor authentication is a proven and effective solution to mitigate this risk."

CRYPTO-MAS is the world's first and best managed authentication service that leverages cloud computing to offer unrivalled availability and service levels in a new economic model . It provides a flexible, affordable solution using two-factor authentication technology to positively identify individuals before giving them access to applications, data and networks.

CRYPTO-MAS was also nominated a finalist in the Security Product of the Year category.

 

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