The 2016 Security 100

In the era of high-profile data breaches and ever-public debates around privacy, the security industry is booming. In turn, the opportunities for the channel to increase protection for their customers is more lucrative than ever. But in such a saturated market, navigating the vendor waters to find the perfect mix of technology and incentives to partner with can be a daunting task for solution providers.

CRN's inaugural Security 100 list is here to wade through the market, from the long-standing legacy vendors to the niche players, to take the headache out of finding that perfect puzzle piece for your portfolio. The security space is tricky and while one company might be top of the pyramid in one facet, it may be nowhere to be found in another. Therefore, the Security 100 is taking a look these vendors across five categories:

2016 Security 100: 20 Coolest Endpoint Security Vendors
Part one of CRN's inaugural Security 100 list celebrates the endpoint security vendors that offer technologies closer to the device itself.

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2016 Security 100: 15 Coolest Identity Management And Data Protection Vendors
Part two of CRN's inaugural Security 100 list looks at the companies bringing channel-friendly solutions to lock down identities and secure data.

2016 Security 100: 25 Coolest Network Security Vendors
Part three of CRN's inaugural Security 100 list looks at network security vendors that offer next-generation firewalls, Internet of Things security, network visibility, cloud security and more.

2016 Security 100: 20 Coolest SIEM And Threat Detection Vendors
Part four of CRN's inaugural Security 100 list looks at the SIEM and threat detection vendors bringing a range of traditional and next-generation solutions to the industry.

2016 Security 100: 20 Coolest Web And Application Security Vendors
Part five of CRN's inaugural Security 100 list looks at vendors offering Web and application security solutions that leverage the cloud, analytics and machine learning to improve a company's security posture.