Mplify Names SecureIQLab Exclusive SASE Testing Partner
The Austin-based cybersecurity firm will serve as the sole certification partner for Mplify's validation platform.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Cybersecurity
Mplify has designated Austin-based SecureIQLab as its exclusive testing and certification partner for its SASE validation platform. This partnership aims to standardize the validation process for secure access service edge solutions.
Why it matters
By centralizing certification with a single accredited partner, Mplify seeks to establish a consistent framework for evaluating the performance and reliability of SASE platforms.
SecureIQLab provides specialized cybersecurity validation and advisory services. The partnership focuses on verifying SASE platforms under a unified certification standard.
The players
Mplify
Mplify is a technology company that provides a validation platform designed for secure access service edge solutions.
SecureIQLab
SecureIQLab is an Austin-based firm that specializes in providing cybersecurity validation and advisory services to enterprise technology vendors.
The details
SecureIQLab will manage the testing and certification process exclusively for Mplify. This agreement follows Mplify's earlier initiative to professionalize the SASE certification space.
Timeline
October 2023: Mplify introduced the SASE certification programme pilot phase.
October 21, 2026: Mplify announced the partnership with SecureIQLab.
The Tech Race
This partnership aligns with the broader push toward standardizing Secure Access Service Edge architecture as enterprises move away from fragmented security models. It positions both companies to influence how next-generation network security is benchmarked and validated.
For enterprise IT teams, this partnership creates a single source of truth for evaluating the reliability of SASE platforms. It simplifies the procurement process by providing certified performance benchmarks for network security tools.
The takeaway
Standardized certification helps businesses avoid performance pitfalls when deploying complex security infrastructure. Buyers should look for these verified certifications when comparing vendor claims in the SASE market.
Further reading
For more information on the evolving landscape of security standards, visit Cybersecurity.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Telecompaper.
