VINCSS NAMED BEST IN CLASS APAC PASSWORDLESS AUTHENTICATION BY FROST & SULLIVAN

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- VinCSS, ​​a subsidiary of Vingroup has been awarded the 2023 Asia Pacific (APAC) New Product Innovation Award by Frost & Sullivan, following a research of the passwordless authentication landscape.

Based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, VinCSS stands out as a pioneer in leveraging FIDO2 standards for passwordless authentication, focuses on providing cybersecurity solutions for information technology (IT), Internet of Things (IoT), and Automotive.

“We are continuously evolving, and this accolade is a testament to our dedication. We remain, as always, the industry's trusted partner,” said VinCSS Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Simon Trac Do in a statement.

Meanwhile, Frost & Sullivan global cybersecurity industry principal, Anh Tien Vu said VinCSS sets itself apart from many competitors with a unique and innovative approach enabling customers to deploy its products across different environments while competitors only focus on addressing identity security challenges for the workforce.

Specialising in IT security, identity and access management, IoT security, automotive cybersecurity, VinCSS is consistently breaking new ground and has evolved from a startup to a leader in innovative product development and diversification within the cybersecurity industry.

VinCSS offers comprehensive passwordless authentication solutions via its FIDO2 Ecosystem, strengthening cybersecurity and bringing a significant upgrade in authentication, helping businesses follow authentication rules while making their operations more efficient.

With full control over its product lineup, VinCSS offers competitive pricing in which this strategy solidifies its leading role in the passwordless authentication market.

Beyond being a respected name in cybersecurity, VinCSS is emerging as a prime investment opportunity. As it approaches its financial break-even point and launches its Series B funding round, the company presents significant growth prospects.

-- BERNAMA