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Trades about 121% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yubico AB specializes in delivering robust authentication solutions for businesses and digital platforms. Its flagship offering, the YubiKey, is a physical USB authentication device facilitating immediate access to networks and services across diverse browsers, operating systems, and computing devices. To support distributed teams, the company also offers YubiEnterprise Delivery, a cloud-powered platform designed to simplify the distribution and provisioning of YubiKeys to remote employees. Furthermore, YubiKey Firmware extends the device's utility to pre-boot environments, such as with open-source full disk encryption like TrueCrypt. Another notable product is the YubiKey 4C Nano, a versatile USB-C authentication token supporting multiple protocols. Yubico serves a wide array of clients, including individual software developers, academic institutions, and municipal e-government entities. Established in 2007, Yubico AB is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with an additional presence in Sunnyvale, California, and maintains operations in Sweden, the United Kingdom, and India.
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