On Wednesday Hubspan announced it has joined the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) as a corporate sponsor member.

By joining the CSA, Hubspan continues to demonstrate its commitment to securing the cloud by adhering to industry best practices and collaborating with other cloud technology companies. As the leader in cloud B2B integration, Hubspan supports the objectives of the CSA and will work with other alliance members to address security concerns and drive industry standards as cloud computing continues to be embraced.

"It is great to have Hubspan, a leader of business to business cloud integration solutions, as a corporate sponsor of the Cloud Security Alliance," said Jim Reavis, Executive Director of CSA. "The CSA is the ideal way for organizations across industries to come together and work toward a common goal of security best practices."

The CSA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote best practices for providing security assurance in cloud computing and support a common level of understanding between consumers and providers of cloud computing regarding security requirements in the cloud.

"Hubspan is excited about joining the Cloud Security Alliance and helping make a positive impact on how companies confidently move to the cloud to solve business challenges," said Trisha Gross, president and CEO at Hubspan. "As a company that has been in the cloud computing business for years, Hubspan has a depth of real world experience in cloud security and applies this experience to help our customers maintain the highest level of security and compliance across their business."

Joining the CSA is further evidence of Hubspan's commitment to security. The company helps enable compliance to key regulations for its customers, and maintains compliance to PCI DSS, SAS 70 Type II and the OWASP mandates. The company was recently awarded a patent for a security technology that provides unique key management capabilities over its cloud platform. Hubspan also recently released its Security 360 feature pack that further strengthened its already robust security capabilities.