SecureAuth Hires Darin Pendergraft for VP of Marketing

IRVINE, CA–(Marketwired – Apr 9, 2014) – SecureAuth, a leading provider of 2-Factor Access Control, proudly announces that Darin Pendergraft has been added to the executive team as Vice President of Marketing.

Darin Pendergraft brings over fifteen years’ experience in technology leadership with roles in product management and marketing. Previously, Mr. Pendergraft was at Oracle where he was responsible for driving marketing strategy for the Oracle Identity Management products. In that role, he worked closely with product development, sales, and alliances to promote cloud and mobile security solutions. Prior to Oracle, Mr. Pendergraft was at Quest Software (now part of Dell) where he led product management, product marketing, and marketing operations.

“SecureAuth has led the identity and access management industry with inventive and comprehensive multi-factor authentication solutions that have changed how enterprises control users’ access to resources and needed the right executive who understood the industry and could bring more strategic marketing value to the team,” commented Craig Lund, Chief Executive Officer, SecureAuth Corporation. “We are confident that Darin can drive our company to the next level as we continue to grow SecureAuth on a global scale.”

“I am very happy for the opportunity to lead the global marketing for SecureAuth,” stated Pendergraft. “It’s exciting to be able to leverage my knowledge and expertise from global corporations to increase the marketing and brand value of an innovative company.”

A photo of Mr. Pendergraft is available at www.secureauth.com/about/management. To learn more about SecureAuth products or SecureAuth Corporation, visit www.secureauth.com.

About SecureAuth
Located in Irvine, California, SecureAuth is a technology leader providing 2-Factor Access Control to mobile, cloud, web, and network resources, serving over 10 million users worldwide. The SecureAuth IdP all-in-one, completely scalable solution manages and enforces access based on existing user entitlements. For the latest insight on enterprise security, follow the SecureAuth Blog, follow @SecureAuth on Twitter, or visit www.secureauth.com for additional information.