With perimeter-focused architectures quickly becoming irrelevant, enterprises are looking toward identity-focused security measures to protect new “perimeterless” networks and new forms of working.
Identity Security for Dummies is a primer on securing digital identities across the enterprise.
This...
In today’s digital environment, any digital identity — whether customer, remote worker, third-party vendor, device or application — can become privileged under certain conditions, creating an attack path to your most valuable assets.
Unrestricted cloud console access, excessive cloud entitlements, embedded...
In the past two years, the world experienced a significant shift in how many people work and transact business online. Digital identities used to connect remote workers suddenly became an even greater security target for attackers. Almost overnight, workplace trends from the last several years collided to create a new...
We live in an increasingly connected world. The issue of identity, and its inherent connection to security, is more important than ever. The explosion of cloud, mobile devices, and connected things, as well as the consumerization of IT, has increased the risk of a cyber security attack due to compromised identities,...
Zero Trust is not a solution or technology but rather an approach to security based on the principal of “never trust, always verify”. This approach ensures every user’s identity is verified, their devices are validated, and their privileged access is intelligently limited to just what they need – and taken...
Automation is a top focus for IT organizations. Even so, many organizations struggle to progress from task-based automation efforts to enterprise-wide IT automation adoption.
Bringing people and processes together on a unified platform can help your organization realize the full value of IT automation. Here are...
Zero Trust: Is it the operational model that's going to propel us into a more secure future? Or just another marketing message to be tossed onto the pile of past campaigns? In this latest Cybersecurity Leadership panel, the top minds in the sector weigh in on the present and future of Zero Trust.
It makes sense that automated mainframe software testing would deliver significant business benefits, from increased developer productivity to cleaner code to faster application delivery. But what kind of quantified results and ROI can you expect?
Download this Forrester study commissioned by BMC Compuware and...
There's no question the attack surface has expanded exponentially over the past 20 months. But has attack surface management grown and matured to keep pace? Martin Sajon and Jason Hicks of Coalfire discuss the evolution and essentials of ASM.
As vice president of Red Team Services at CyberArk, Shay Nahari has an up-close view of an enterprise's soft defenses. He sees adversaries attack workforce users and compromise credentials. The lines between identity and privilege are colliding. More than ever, Nahari says, context matters.
What’s the ideal password policy?
Should you be emphasizing password length or complexity?
This guide will help determine a policy that’s strong enough to protect your business and thwart potential hackers, but not so complicated that employees will ignore it.
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Why numbers and...
With personal and professional lives merging at unprecedented
rates, strong password hygiene is critical to your business’s success
and security. IT teams must adapt to ensure employees’ credentials
remain secure in a work-from-anywhere world.
Download this report that explores the
password behavior of...
A future without passwords is not far off. This is bad news for cybercriminals who aim to steal credentials and good news for your IT team – which spends way too much time handling password resets, account unlocks, and other password-related requests. Find out what alternative authentication methods are available...
A newspaper reporter in Missouri who responsibly reported the exposure of Social Security numbers on a state government website has been accused of malicious hacking by the state's governor. The governor alleged the publication of the vulnerability after it was fixed was part of a "political vendetta."
A compromise of sensitive health information affecting nearly 38,000 individuals discovered nearly a year after a terminated company executive accessed the data spotlights some of the top security and privacy challenges covered entities and business associates face with insiders.
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