Device Authority launches free trial on Azure Marketplace

LONDON – Device Authority’s enterprise KeyScaler as a Service (KSaaS) is now as part of a free trial on Microsoft’s Azure Marketplace.

Built on Microsoft Azure, KSaaS offers an infrastructure-free alternative to Device Authority’s existing, on-premise KeyScaler platform, tailor-made for modern IoT devices, AI applications and global supply chains. Device Authority said their solution allows businesses to achieve total device, data, and operational trust without the burden of costly infrastructure or dedicated resources.

“By choosing KSaaS on Azure Marketplace, businesses can strategically align their security investments with existing commitments, as the procurement counts towards their Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) incentive,” the company wrote. “This integration means companies can leverage KSaaS without additional expenditure, utilizing their pre-committed Azure budget effectively. This not only streamlines financial planning, but also ensures seamless integration of advanced IoT security solutions within their existing Azure ecosystem.”

Offering one-click deployment of PKI services and identity lifecycle management for IoT at scale, KSaaS also provides automated lifecycle management, policy-driven encryption and continuous assurance and threat validation to aid compliance with significant regulations such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act, US Executive Order 14028 and SBOM (Software Bill of Materials).

“The availability of our award-winning KSaaS on Azure Marketplace is a major moment for the protection of expanding networks of IoT devices from the growing ranks of cyber criminals and malign hackers,” said Device Authority CEO Darron Antil. “Our KeyScaler platform is the only solution that can effectively automate zero trust for IoT at scale. Quite simply it reduces risk, reduces costs, reduces human error and provides a best-in-class SaaS solution for our customers. Now KSaaS brings the simplicity and flexibility of KeyScaler to many more businesses. who may find the investment in an on-premise solution – and its maintenance – prohibitive.”

More information is available at www.deviceauthority.com.