SecureIQLab Named Exclusive Tester for Mplify SASE Platform
The Austin-based lab will serve as the sole certification partner for Mplify's network security software.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Cybersecurity
Austin-based cybersecurity firm SecureIQLab has been selected as the exclusive testing and certification partner for Mplify's SASE validation platform. This designation cements the local company as the sole provider for evaluating the performance and security of Mplify's networking tools.
Why it matters
The partnership formalizes the testing protocols for SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) technologies, which businesses increasingly rely on to secure remote and cloud-based network traffic. As the industry scales, this move centralizes validation efforts through an Austin-based lab.
SecureIQLab is now the sole testing partner for Mplify following the announcement of this exclusive agreement. The certification program, which began its pilot phase in October 2023, now moves into a formal validation partnership.
The players
SecureIQLab
An Austin-based cybersecurity firm that provides testing, validation, and advisory services for digital security infrastructure.
Mplify
A technology company that manages a SASE validation platform for enterprise network security.
The details
SecureIQLab will handle all accreditation and testing duties for Mplify’s platform, which is designed to manage complex enterprise network security. The decision follows a pilot period that began in late 2023, signaling a transition from experimental testing to a permanent, single-source verification model. The collaboration specifically targets the validation of SASE platforms to ensure they meet performance standards before deployment.
Timeline
The SASE certification program pilot phase launched in October 2023.
The partnership between Mplify and SecureIQLab was announced on October 21, 2026.
The Texas Context
This partnership aligns with the ongoing expansion of the Austin tech corridor, where firms are increasingly focusing on specialized cybersecurity validation. It builds upon the SASE architecture framework by creating a standardized, exclusive testing pipeline for high-security network tools.
Local tech professionals and network administrators in Austin can expect more standardized, third-party validation reports for SASE products. This shift provides a clearer benchmark for evaluating security performance when selecting enterprise software tools.
The takeaway
The move to an exclusive testing partner suggests that Mplify is prioritizing standardized verification for its networking security clients. Watch for future performance benchmarks released by the lab to understand how these security tools compare to industry standards.
Further reading
For more on how local firms are shaping network safety, see our Cybersecurity coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Telecompaper.
