MySudo Creators Honored on Best Tech Startup List For Third Year Running

Anonyome Labs, the makers of MySudo app, are proud to be honored on The Tech Tribune’s Best Tech Startups in Salt Lake City list for the third consecutive year.

We have now made the prestigious list in 2019, 2020 and 2021.

The annual list evaluates tech startups in a range of industries based on:

  • revenue potential
  • leadership team
  • brand/product traction
  • competitive landscape.

Companies must also be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.

As our entry on the 2021 list confirms, Anonyome Labs is creating a world in which people have exclusive control and freedom over their private information. We’re changing the privacy and security paradigm—and resolving the greatest challenges business and consumers face in the data economy. There’s never been a better time.

Through our products, MySudo consumer app and business privacy toolkit, we help people reclaim their power over their personal data with next generation privacy and security solutions, and we help businesses rapidly produce branded cyber safety solutions. 

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We thank The Tech Tribune for recognizing us in this way, and we congratulate the other startups on the 2021 list.

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