This blog was originally published by Cerby here. Enterprise security teams have invested billions in identity security infrastructure over the past decade, building sophisticated systems to manage access and monitor risk. But when it comes to executing identity processes and decisions, our latest research reveals that 96% of organizations still rely on manual workflows. …
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4 Mindset Shifts for Making Zero Trust Work in the Real World
This blog was originally published by Cerby here. Zero Trust has become one of the cybersecurity world’s most misunderstood buzzwords. In theory, it’s simple: never trust, always verify. In practice, it’s often reduced to a check-the-box product deployment or a single vendor’s promise to “solve” it for you. But Zero Trust is not something you…
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Avoid the SSO Tax: Stay Secure Without Paying More
Avoid the SSO Tax: Stay Secure Without Paying More Why are businesses being forced to pay extra for basic security? Many SaaS providers lock Single Sign-On (SSO) behind their most expensive plans to push upgrades. This pricing strategy forces even small and mid-sized businesses to consider enterprise-tier plans just to access essential identity and security…
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How to Get More Value From Your IAM and IGA Investments
Every year, the world’s organizations collectively spend tens of billions of dollars on Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solutions. Yet, while there are many capable IAM and IGA products available, extending their reach to cover all the apps used by an organization — to deliver the desired outcomes and…
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Disconnected Apps: The Gap in Your Zero Trust Strategy
Zero trust (ZT) works when deployed consistently, but you can’t apply it to apps that are disconnected from your identity infrastructure. When we think of enterprise apps, we often focus on major SaaS apps like M365 and SalesForce. However, countless disconnected apps lurk in the background, posing significant risks to your organization. What Are disconnected…
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Nonstandard Applications in an Identity-First World
This articles was originally published by Cerby. You can read the article here. Nearly every web application (app) today requires us to verify who we are by signing in with a username and password or “Login with Google” (or some other single sign-on service). Simply put, the apps that support single sign-on (SSO) are considered…
