Ping Identity reveals top winners of 2024 excellence awards

Ping Identity has announced the winners of the 2024 Identity Excellence Awards in the Asia Pacific region, recognising distinguished security leaders in the identity industry.

Jasie Fon, RVP Asia at Ping Identity, explained the significance of the awards: "Today's customers expect exceptional experiences in every interaction. By leveraging Ping, these companies are differentiating themselves by delivering customers an easier, more secure, compliant and fraud resilient online experience, setting themselves up for success in a future driven by identity."

The Time to Value Champion award was granted to Boost Bank, which adopted the PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud to overcome compliance challenges and offer an improved banking-as-a-service experience. This includes passwordless options for secure and easy logins - enhancing the user experience.

Sydney Airport was also recognised as a Time to Value Champion.

Facing increased demands for enhanced security and streamlined user interaction, Sydney Airport incorporated Ping's Advanced Identity Cloud. The result was improved security, greater operational efficiency, and a superior customer experience, evidenced by a 40% increase in faster onboarding, 30% enhancement in security measures, and 25% risk reduction.

The Better Together Partner award went to Midships in collaboration with Bank Jago.

This partnership involved upgrading the Ping IAM platform to better service quality, meet regulatory requirements, and boost operational efficiency. Bank Jago consequently saw enhanced security, improved performance, and better control through a dedicated pipeline for dynamic configurations across various environments.

Maxis Broadband, Malaysia's leading integrated telecommunications company, earned the Zero Trust Innovator award by implementing Ping Identity in a Zero Trust architecture.

This initiative aimed to refine service and security for over 13 million customers and 10,000 business partners.

The adoption led to a substantial 75% reduction in login-related complaints, a 40% decrease in IT administrative overhead, and a rapid self-deployment within six months.