Ingram Micro India brings Yubico’s hardware-backed authentication solutions to address escalating cyber risks

Ingram Micro India announced a strategic distribution partnership with Yubico, a global leader in phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication (MFA) and passkey solutions. Through this collaboration, Ingram Micro India aims to strengthen its cybersecurity offerings and help enterprises address the growing risks associated with identity-based cyberattacks. According to the Sophos CISO Report 2026, global cybercrime costs are projected to reach US$12.2 trillion annually by 2031.

As organisations continue to prioritise Zero Trust security frameworks and identity-first cybersecurity strategies, demand for phishing-resistant authentication solutions is accelerating across industries. Through Ingram Micro’s extensive partner ecosystem, businesses will now gain access to Yubico’s complete portfolio, including the YubiKey 5 Series, Bio Series, and Security Keys. The solutions will enable secure password-less authentication across devices, applications, and hybrid work environments, while supporting compliance requirements such as FIDO2, PIV, and OTP amid an evolving cyber threat landscape.

Commenting on the partnership, Flavio Moraes Junior, Managing Director and...

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