Haystax Technology has been named a 2017 Security Innovation Network (SINET) 16 Innovator, a designation as one of the most innovative and compelling companies in cybersecurity.
Each year SINET’s Steering Committee evaluates the products and technologies of hundreds of new and emerging cybersecurity companies, selecting 16 that they deem to be innovators. Companies are considered based on the following criteria:
- The urgency in the marketplace for their products and solutions
- How innovative and unique their solutions are
- How well their products and technologies solve real and significant cybersecurity problems
- What advantages they have over other solutions
- The companies’ ability to succeed based on the state of their product, capital, and leadership.
“It’s an honor to be recognized as an industry innovator with this prestigious SINET 16 award,” said Bryan Ware, Chief Executive Officer of Haystax Technology. “We are thankful to the more than 100 commercial leaders and government officials on the SINET Steering Committee for validating our belief that delivering actionable insights into the complex risk and uncertainty that organizations face every day is key to protecting their systems, data, facilities and people.”
The company’s Haystax Analytics Platform™ delivers advanced user behavior analytics (UBA) and risk-management solutions that enable rapid understanding and response to virtually any type of cyber or physical threat. Based on a patented model-driven approach that applies multiple artificial intelligence techniques, it reasons like a team of expert analysts to detect complex threats and prioritize risks in real time at scale.
Haystax, along with the other SINET 16 Innovators, will present on stage at the SINET 16 Showcase, slated for November 8-9, 2017 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. The showcase features a number of high-profile speakers including Neil Boland, Chief Information Security Officer of Major League Baseball; Joshua Corman, Director of the Cyber Statecraft Initiative at the Atlantic Council; US Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX); US Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI); and Rod Turk, Acting Chief Information Officer at the US Department of Commerce.
For more information about the SINET 16 award winners, please click here. To read the SINET 16 press release, please click here.