Liongard, the global leader in Configuration Change Detection and Response (CCDR), empowering Managed Service Providers (MSPs), Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and Information Technology (IT) organizations to make informed decisions and operate profitably, today announced that it ranked #11 on the Houston Business Journal’s Fast 50 List. For each of the three previous years, Liongard was ranked on Houston Business Journal’s Fast 100 list.
The Houston Business Journal Fast 50 recognizes the 50 fastest growing, privately held, for-profit companies in the Houston area, based on an average three-year revenue-growth percentage. Additionally, companies must be headquartered in the Greater Houston area and must have 2020 revenue exceeding $5 million to qualify for this award.
“We are truly honored by the Houston Business Journal’s recognition,” said Joe Alapat, CTO and co-founder of Liongard. “Earning a spot on the Fast 50, coupled with three consecutive years of inclusion in the Fast 100, holds immense significance for us. Our remarkable growth is a direct testament to the Liongard team’s steadfast commitment to driving increased profitability and mitigating risk through the Liongard Configuration Change Detection and Response platform for our valued partners.”
The final ranking of the Fast 50 List was revealed at an in-person awards luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 21.
Today, Liongard works with nearly 2,000 partners in support of more than 65,000 end customers. The company has won many awards for its culture and platform, including annual Houston Business Journal Innovation, Fast 100, and Women Who Mean Business awards, G2 solution awards across multiple categories including Return on Investment (ROI), Highest Performer and User Adoption, CRN channel specific awards such as CRN Women of the Channel and Channel Chiefs, and nationally recognized Inc. Best Workplaces.
