Morningstar ZeroTier Wins Cyber Security Solution of the Year 2026 Award
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- •ZeroTier named 'Cyber Security Solution of the Year 2026' by The Cyber Security Review.
- •Launch of ZeroTier Quantum, the first quantum-secure networking platform.
- •The platform addresses modern cybersecurity challenges, including AI-driven threats.
ZeroTier has been recognized as the 'Cyber Security Solution of the Year 2026' by The Cyber Security Review. This award follows the launch of ZeroTier Quantum, a quantum-secure networking platform designed to address modern cybersecurity challenges. ZeroTier's identity-based networking platform simplifies secure connections across cloud, edge, and hybrid environments, catering to the needs of enterprises facing increased AI-driven traffic and emerging quantum threats. The platform features peer-to-peer architecture and end-to-end encryption, providing defense-grade security. CEO Andrew Gault emphasized the importance of reducing networking complexity and enhancing security. The recognition highlights ZeroTier's innovative approach to connectivity and security in a rapidly evolving threat landscape. The company aims to meet the highest standards set by NIST and NSA for quantum cryptography, ensuring robust protection for organizations globally.
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