Sectigo Leads SMB Category with #1 Rankings for Women and Diversity in Workplace Awards

Sectigo Leads SMB Category with #1 Rankings for Women and Diversity in Workplace Awards

By Michael Thornton

March 19, 2025 at 02:32 PM

Sectigo has secured top positions in Comparably's Q1 2025 workplace awards, ranking first in both 'Best Company for Women' and 'Best Company for Diversity' categories, while placing 13th for 'Best Company Outlook' among small and medium businesses (SMBs). These achievements follow their recent recognition for 'Best Company Culture' and 'Happiest Employees' in late 2024.

The company's success in creating an inclusive workplace stems from its core values of support, excellence, collaboration, teamwork, integrity, growth, and openness. Julie Gettys, Chief People Officer at Sectigo, emphasizes that the company's strength lies in its diverse team and commitment to providing equal advancement opportunities.

Comparably's quarterly Best Places to Work Awards are based on comprehensive employee feedback collected over 12 months from thousands of companies. The evaluation criteria include:

  • Best Company Outlook: Employee confidence in company future and workplace satisfaction
  • Best Company for Women: Female employee sentiment on workplace culture
  • Best Company for Diversity: Feedback from employees of diverse backgrounds on various workplace metrics

Kevin Weiss, CEO of Sectigo, attributes the company's success to its inclusive culture, noting that diverse perspectives drive innovation and enable better service delivery to customers and partners worldwide. As a leading provider of certificate lifecycle management (CLM), Sectigo maintains its position through automated, cloud-native solutions that secure both human and machine identities.

The company continues to expand globally, with over 700,000 customers and two decades of experience in delivering digital trust solutions. Their comprehensive approach to certificate lifecycle management helps enterprises simplify and enhance their security protocols across all certificate authorities.

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