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  1. Why Identity Defined Security?

    We live in an increasingly connected world. In addition, the recent shift to remote working has significantly increased the risk of a cyber security attack due to compromised identities, accounts and credentials. The issue of identity, and its inherent connection to security, is more important than ever. We surveyed over 500 identity and security leaders to find…

  2. Introducing the CISO Chronicles: The Gathering Storm

    May 18th, 2022 by Jeff Reich | Posted in Technical Working Groups | No Comments

    Storytelling in business is not a new concept and can take many forms. From real life customer case studies that highlight challenges, solutions, and benefits, to a business fable such as, The 5 Dysfunctions of a Team, focused on business management and leadership, or The Phoenix Project, A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win, which provides IT…

  3. Security, Privacy and Convenience: Why Can’t We Have It All?

    May 9th, 2022 by Aubrey Turner | Posted in Perspective | No Comments

    Earlier this year, the backlash against the IRS over the use of facial recognition technology to authenticate taxpayers signing up for online accounts caused the agency to abruptly change course. This situation is part of a familiar pattern, where privacy concerns regularly butt up against technology and innovation, which are accelerating faster than ever. As…

  4. Comprehensive PAM: Defending Endpoints, Third Parties, and DevSecOps

  5. Put Identity First in 2022: 7 Must Reads from 2021

    January 9th, 2022 by Jeff Reich | Posted in How To Advice | No Comments

    At this time last year, I described 2020 as “a year like no other,” and as we always do at this time of year, we looked forward to 2021 with high hopes and big plans for a return to normalcy. But as we wrap up 2021 and our third year dedicated to helping security leaders…

  6. Critical infrastructure cyberattacks: An impetus for identity-first security

  7. Identity’s Role in Addressing Ransomware Attacks

    December 16th, 2021 by Anil Bamzai | Posted in Perspective | No Comments

    Ransomware attacks are on the rise, and cyber criminals are using a variety of methods to carry out these potentially damaging assaults. Among these are entry through endpoints and administrative accounts – both human and machine. Ransomware attacks grew exponentially in the last few years in North America and around the world. According to a Google…

  8. Identity-Focused Security Controls Prevail

  9. The Evolution of Ransomware – What Does it Mean for You?

  10. Pandemic Put Identity Security in the Spotlight, CISO Opportunity Awaits

    July 15th, 2021 by Jeff Reich | Posted in Research | No Comments

    In May of 2020 we published our first research specific to identity-related breaches, Identity Security: A Work in Progress, in which we found that 94% of organizations had suffered an identity-related breach and 79% just in the last 2 years. In short, identity-related breaches were ubiquitous. Some organizations however, those with an identity-forward culture, had suffered…

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