Strategic Relationship Between IDdriven and ioSafe

IDdriven, Inc. announced it has entered into a strategic relationship with ioSafe Inc.

ioSafe, headquartered in Auburn, CA, specializes in physical storage security with their line of water-and fireproof storage systems. ioSafe products are distributed to the SMB market in the US via a nationwide network of distribution partners and resellers, and extends into Europe, South America, Africa and Australia. The company has over 100,000 units deployed worldwide.

Robb Moore, founder and CEO, ioSafe, commented, “We are excited to combine our physically secure devices with IDdriven’s cyber-security products. Leveraging our channels to add virtual data security as a perfect addition to our product line makes strategic sense. Our customer base has already shown their commitment to investing in data security, and securing data access is a logical extension. IDdriven cloud based product capabilities and their seamless integration with Microsoft`s MIM and Azure Active Directory makes this a natural extension for both companies. We are looking forward to working with the IDdriven team and introducing the IDdriven product to our current client base, both SME and enterprise customers.“

“This is a great step forward for IDdriven. The relationship with ioSafe enables us to immediately tap into a distribution network consisting of more than 20,000 resellers in the USA an around the world,” said Arend Verweij, CEO, IDdriven. “ioSafe’s customer base is a natural fit for IDdriven. The ability to have systematic control over access for applications will add a layer of cyber-security to the physical security desired by all of ioSafe’s customers.“

“The SME market is enormous, and until now did not invest in Identity Management systems as the cost and efficiency was prohibitively expensive,” Verweij added. “IDdriven’s cloud-based product offering with a ‘monthly’ service pricing model, makes it possible for many SMEs to finally have the same data access controls as larger enterprises.”