Keyfactor Strengthens Leadership with New President and CRO
Keyfactor, a prominent player in digital trust solutions, has announced a significant leadership change with the appointment of
Michael Volanoski as President and Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). This strategic move comes at a pivotal time for the company, which seeks to capitalize on the growing demand for quantum-safe security and machine identity management as businesses continue to navigate the complexities of AI integration.
A New Chapter for Keyfactor
The arrival of Volanoski is particularly timely as Keyfactor enjoys its most successful year to date. In response to the increasing challenges presented by AI advancements and regulatory shifts, the company aims to ensure that enterprises can establish and maintain digital trust effectively. Jordan Rackie, CEO of Keyfactor, emphasized the importance of this leadership transition in light of today's rapidly evolving security landscape.
“We are at an inflection point in the security market,” Rackie stated. “Keyfactor is in a strong position to scale aggressively and distinguish itself from competitors.” The CEO noted that Volanoski's extensive experience and proven track record will be crucial as the company enters its next growth phase.
Data Speaks: Keyfactor's Exceptional Growth
Over the past two years, Keyfactor has nearly doubled its Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), a testament to the increasing enterprise demand for its services. The company has expanded its workforce to over
540 employees across
12 countries and has received
Great Place To Work® certification in several regions, including the United States and Germany. Additionally, strategic acquisitions such as
InfoSec Global and
CipherInsights have positioned Keyfactor as a leader in cryptographic posture management, empowering enterprises to have unified visibility and governance over their cryptographic assets.
Volanoski's Vision for the Future
With more than 30 years in senior leadership positions within the realms of enterprise technology and fintech, Volanoski is set to navigate Keyfactor through this next chapter. Before joining Keyfactor, he was Executive Vice President and CRO at
Q2, where he oversaw global sales and marketing. His previous roles at Microsoft, SAP, and JPMorgan Chase have equipped him with the experience to lead large teams and drive sustained growth within customer-centric frameworks.
“Keyfactor is at the intersection of vital technology shifts,” Volanoski remarked. “As companies grapple with quantum-safe security, our unique expertise will be pivotal in helping them operationalize trust effectively.”
In his role, Volanoski will focus on enhancing Keyfactor's global operations, deepening relationships with enterprises and partners, and executing a robust go-to-market strategy. His leadership approach prioritizes building long-lasting relationships and aligning internal teams around customer outcomes, values that resonate strongly with Keyfactor's corporate culture and strategic vision.
About Keyfactor
Keyfactor positions itself as a leader in enabling digital trust across an interconnected world, focusing on secure connections for devices, workloads, AI agents, and machines. By simplifying public key infrastructure (PKI), automating certificate lifecycle management, and fostering crypto-agility, Keyfactor prepares organizations to tackle today’s challenges while laying the foundation for the future of post-quantum cryptography. To learn more about Keyfactor and its offerings, visit
keyfactor.com.