Ignition Technology published the first instalment of its four-part myth-busting blog series on AI agents and identity security.
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Do AI agents need MFA? This is one of the most common misperceptions circulating in discussions around AI today. The reality is much more nuanced. While it is technicall…
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Ignition Technology
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- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Farnborough, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Ignition Technology
Ignition was established to help new and emerging technology vendors fast track their go-to-market strategy in a two-tier distribution model. Ignition focuses on choosing technology solutions that are complementary, or a refresh opportunity, for our channel partners. Having looked at a multitude of solutions in the last few years in the networking and security market we are a filter for new technology. Unlike other traditional distributors/VADs in the market we validate our technology choices by the people that make the buying decisions - end users. Ignition has a large community of enterprise end users that review and test new technology before we take it to channel. This is the only way to perform our due-diligence. Ignition is a channel only organisation.
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