Townsend Security, today announced that its Alliance Key Manager for VMware has achieved VMware Ready status. This designation indicates that after a detailed validation process Alliance Key Manager for VMware has achieved VMware's highest level of endorsement, and can be found on the VMware Solution Exchange (VSX) at http://hubs.ly/y0mCxt0.
"By using Alliance Key Manager for VMware enterprises can lower operational costs, meet compliance requirements, and deploy encryption and key management completely within VMware and vCloud™," said Jeremiah Cornelius, Security Architect, Partner Product Strategist, VMware. "VMware users can easily accelerate deployment of mission critical security technology through a VMware Ready solution."
"We are pleased that Townsend Security's Alliance Manager for VMware qualifies for the VMware Ready logo, signifying to customers that it has met specific VMware integration and interoperability standards and it works effectively with VMware cloud infrastructure, which will speed time to value within customer environments." said Sanjay Katyal, vice president, Global Alliances & OEMs, VMware.
The VMware Ready program is a co-branding benefit of the Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program that makes it easy for customers to identify partner products certified to work with VMware cloud infrastructure. Customers can use these products and solutions to lower project risks and realize cost savings over custom built solutions. With thousands of members worldwide, the VMware TAP program includes best-of-breed technology partners with the shared commitment to bring the best expertise and business solution for each unique customer need.
Townsend Security's Alliance Key Manager for VMware can be found within the online VMware Solution Exchange (VSX) at http://hubs.ly/y0mCxt0.
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