As data breaches spiral out of control globally, with costs reaching a staggering $4.5 trillion, organizations are swallowing a hard truth: as they embrace digitization and collaboration, they face expanding attack surface, complicated access control, and increased data movements — putting critical information at risk. Remote work and mobile platforms have now made traditional access control solutions obsolete, as they fail to enforce security across multiple data silos. Furthermore, with the shift to cloud computing, IoT, and the emergence of sophisticated internal threats, perimeter-based defenses have become limited in their coverage. Enterprises now face a Herculean task: How can they strike the right balance between providing the access needed to smoothly run their business, while keeping data secure and staying compliant?
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Our Name: NextLabs
NextLabs is “[the] place that builds the next big things.” Combining the words “Next” and “Labs;” where “Next” represents the “next big thing” and “Labs” is the short form of “laboratories,” symbolizing many small but highly efficient R&D teams engaging in innovative works.
Setting the standard for safeguarding digital economy –Â
NextLabs®, Inc. provides zero trust data-centric security software &Â
services to protect data anywhere regardless of where data resides – whether it is across application, database, file repository, or file on-premises, or in the cloud. Our patented dynamic authorization technology and industry leading attribute-based zero trust policy platform helps enterprises identify and protect sensitive data, monitor and control access to the data, and prevent regulatory violations. NextLabs software prevents unauthorized access and automates enforcement of security controls and compliance policies to enable secure collaboration and information sharing across the extended enterprise. NextLabs has some of the largest global enterprises as customers and has strategic relationships with industry leaders such as SAP, Siemens, Microsoft, AWS, Accenture, Deloitte, Infosys, and IBM.
NextLabs®, Inc. provides zero trust data-centric security software & services to protect data anywhere regardless of where data resides – whether it is across application, database, file repository, or file on-premises, or in the cloud. Our patented dynamic authorization technology and industry leading attribute-based zero trust policy platform helps enterprises identify and protect sensitive data, monitor and control access to the data, and prevent regulatory violations. NextLabs software prevents unauthorized access and automates enforcement of security controls and compliance policies to enable secure collaboration and information sharing across the extended enterprise. NextLabs has some of the largest global enterprises as customers and has strategic relationships with industry leaders such as SAP, Siemens, Microsoft, AWS, Accenture, Deloitte, Infosys, and IBM.
Our Commitments
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Build the Best Product
We are builders at heart who care deeply about our work and driven by a desire to create the most useful products.
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Devote to Customer Success
We care about success of our customer - and do what it takes to create value and help them succeed.
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Keep the Digital World Safe
We aspire to set the standard for safeguarding digital economy with pride and mission to protect data everywhere and anywhere.
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Seek the Next Big Thing
We learn and improve with our customers & partners; people is at the heart of our innovation and we will never stop pushing the envelope.
NextLabs Global Locations
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Global HQ - United States
3 East 3rd Avenue San Mateo, CA, 94401, USA
European hQ - France
149 Avenue du Maine 75014 Paris, France
Asia-Pacific HQ - Singapore
NextLabs International Private Limited 2 Venture Drive #24-01 Vision Exchange, 608526, Singapore
Our History
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