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  1. Study Finds Delays in Revoking System Access

  2. New Research Provides IAM Stakeholder Perspective on Access Challenges

    From previous research, we’ve heard that the number of identities managed in the enterprise is exploding (52% say that identities have grown more than five-fold in the past 10 years), that organizations struggle to align identity and security teams (only half (53%) report that security has any level of ownership for workforce IAM) and that 94%…

  3. Why VPN Isn’t Enough: Supporting a Remote Workforce in the Post-COVID Era

  4. Managing Non-Human Identities for Vendor Access and Least Privilege Application Management

    While often overlooked, machine identities outnumber the human identities enterprises need to manage and protect. Their prevalence, coupled with the challenges of managing digital certificates and their sometimes, short-lived nature, creates potential gaps in visibility and control that skilled threat actors will eagerly look to exploit. Just like human identities, machine identities are at risk….

  5. Beyond Humans: Zero Trust and Machine Identities

    Today’s economic climate exacerbates these cyber risks and the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic has led to an acceleration in digital transformation and technical change that will further stress-test organizations’ identity and access management practices. This creates new challenges in minimizing access-related risks across traditional datacenters, cloud, and DevOps environments. Companies that have adopted an…

  6. A decade of identity evolution forced into one chaotic year. What’s next?

  7. 2020: A Year Like No Other

    As we approach the end of 2020 (finally!) and reflect on the last 364 days, I think it is safe to say that everyone shares this same perspective – it was truly a year like no other. And while most every aspect of our personal lives was turned upside down; this year also represented a…

  8. An Identity-Centric Approach to Harden a COVID-19 Critical Business

  9. Tighter identity and asset management is essential to WFH security

  10. The Implications of Bring Your Own Identity

    When I was seventeen, I played one of the greatest roles of my life: “Mark Jannell.” A younger student who we’ll call “Tim” (not his name, of course) had just started at my high school, and after knowing me for several weeks, asked my name. Amused that he had forgotten it, I vowed not to…

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