Ingram Micro India Partners with Yubico

27 May 2026 CW Team

Ingram Micro India has announced a strategic distribution partnership with Yubico to expand access to phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication and passkey solutions in India. The collaboration aims to help enterprises address rising identity-based cyber risks and strengthen cybersecurity readiness.

Through Ingram Micro’s partner ecosystem, businesses will gain access to Yubico’s portfolio, including the YubiKey 5 Series, Bio Series and Security Keys. These solutions support passwordless authentication across devices, applications and hybrid work environments, while meeting standards such as FIDO2, PIV and OTP.

Flavio Moraes Junior, Managing Director and Chief Country Executive, Ingram Micro India, said the partnership will equip channel partners with secure, scalable and compliance-ready passwordless security solutions.

Bettina Vahl, VP Global Channel, Yubico, said the collaboration will help expand access to Yubico’s authentication technologies and support secure digital transformation in the age of AI.

The partnership will support enterprise use cases including Zero Trust, identity security, remote workforce protection, privileged access management and regulatory compliance across sectors such as finance, healthcare and government.

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