Sramana Mitra: How does this trend of people working from home all the time these days and this whole gig economy thing play into all the scenarios that you’re describing? Danny Kibel: Yes, that’s key. In the old trusted world, people were either VPN-ing into their office. In that case, they become part of this
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Sramana Mitra: Who are the key players in this space? Danny Kibel: You see companies like Okta that started from single sign-on and are now pushing into the MFA space as well. They’re also promoting the Zero Trust concept. We’re also seeing companies like Microsoft and Ping Identity. There are a few players in this
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Sramana Mitra: You have $10 million in the bank. You started hiring sales people and started putting a process together. Now, let me reask the question. What was the repeatable sales process?Was it that you started putting in a process to take all the leads? Are the free users categorized by companies, company size, and
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Sramana Mitra: How do you solve that challenge of the Zero Trust access? How do you tackle it? Danny Kibel: That is based on the basic foundation of Zero Trust. At Idaptive, we verify every user first and foremost. Then we verify that the device they’re using is actually a valid device that can get
Sramana Mitra: Kevin was also doing YCombinator? Ryan Chan: I was part of the YCombinator class of winter ’17. Sramana Mitra: But you didn’t hire him through YCombinator. You hired him and brought him into your YCombinator membership. Ryan Chan: Right. We went through YCombinator. It was an amazing experience. I got introduced to this