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����TV is honored to be named one of the by for the second year in a row. At ����TV, we are innovating new tools to simplify and automate certificate management for all of today’s modern PKI use cases, and the CRN award highlights that we are doing just that.

The annual CRN Security 100 list awards security vendors across five market segments, including network security; endpoint security; identity access management and data protection; risk, threat intelligence and SEIM; and web, application and email security.

At ����TV, our primary focus has always been to improve the experience of our customers and partners and to simplify digital certificate management for them. With the growing use of PKI and the huge scale at which it is deployed across many environments, we set out a couple of years ago to better understand how our customers use certificates and to solve their pain points. We are not done yet, but we are well on our way.

A large part of this effort is modernizing the way PKI is managed with the ����TV ONE™ platform, which can address all certificate-based security use cases with flexible, scalable and automated workflow managers, including �����ٰ��Գٰ�����®, for managing all TLS/SSL certificates throughout the certificate lifestyle. CRN recognized ����TV for our automation tools and intuitive managers, specifically ����TV IoT Device Manager, which enables manufacturers to embed identity on chips prior to manufacturing and at the edge. We are honored for the recognition, but more importantly, it reflects our commitment to our customers and partners, and to developing solutions to solve their challenges.

“Receiving this honor, especially two years in a row, truly is a testament to our team,” said Brian Trzupek, ����TV Senior VP of Product. “We will continue to release new managers and workflows in ����TV ONE and offer innovative solutions for our customers, partners and end-users.”

To learn more about how to simplify PKI management, visit digicert.com.

The full list of the CRN Security 100 is available in the February issue of CRN and online at .