Executive View: ARCOS Privileged Identity Management Suite - 71028
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February 13, 2015
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ARCON is a privately held technology company established in 2006 in London with research & development headquartered in Mumbai, India. Originally founded as a provider of enterprise risk solutions, the company has expanded its portfolio over the years and currently offers products for automated risk control, real-time risk assessment and privileged identity management. ARCON currently employs around 150 people and has a substantial market presence in the APAC region where the company has over 100 enterprise clients, including major telecommunications operators. That does not come as a surprise, since their product, ARCOS Privileged Identity Management Suite, was originally developed as a product for privileged identity and access management in large-scale and highly heterogeneous environments typical for data centers...
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Executive View: ARCOS Privileged Identity Management Suite - 71028ARCON is a privately held technology company established in 2006 in London with research & development headquartered in Mumbai, India. Originally founded as a provider of enterprise risk solutions, the company has expanded its portfolio over the years and currently offers products… |
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