Zero trust, identity-first and perimeter-less security - they all need digital identities to establish digital trust. Join Sectigo's CSO and former Gartner analyst David Mahdi to learn about the importance of identity-first security and establishing digital trust for human and machine identities.
Employees with too much access can pose an insider threat. When employees have access to more than they need to do their job, there are more opportunities for mistakes, whether accidental or not. Lack of accountability means you
don’t know who did what, when. If too many people have the same level of access and...
Yelp gives its employees the flexibility to use the applications or tools required to be as productive as possible. With that flexibility, however, came the risks of Shadow IT, which is the use of software without explicit IT department approval. In order to allow their employees to maintain flexibility with...
Digital transformation,
cloud migration, and the work from anywhere
model are opening up a world of possibilities
for organizations, pushing them to reinvent
core business models and unlock new revenue
streams.
On the other hand, from SolarWinds
to the recent Colonial Pipeline attack, it has
been raining...
There is no successful digital business without utilizing digital identities. Digital identities of consumers, customers, business partners, employees, but also devices, things, or services are at the core of the digital business.
Unfortunately, most digital identities reside in siloes. Building a modern Identity...
Securing operational technology (OT) systems for critical
infrastructure requires identifying and tracking a complete inventory
of all OT and IT endpoints. Only with a comprehensive inventory
that includes configuration data can companies protect against
unauthorized change, achieve compliance, mitigate risk...
Financial health is now inextricably tied to identity safety, which makes delivering modern digital safety and security critical for financial institutions – especially those looking to attract younger consumers. Winning hard-to-please millennials and Gen Z requires an FI to differentiate itself with compelling...
Healthcare organizations cannot adequately protect the safety and privacy of their patients and staff unless they have efficient, accurate systems to manage third-party identity risk.
By managing third-party risk at the identity level, healthcare organizations can make better-informed access decisions. Adopting a...
The substantial growth of digital channels and tools as a result of the pandemic provided important insight. It revealed holes pertaining to digital identity, data protection and cybersecurity that expose individuals, businesses and government agencies to online fraud. As such, helping financial institutions and other...
Digital transformation and the advent of continuous delivery in software engineering has created a new demand for continuous security. This evolution requires a shift of mindset for most security teams, says Karl Mattson, CISO of Noname Security. He discusses the challenges and benefits.
Organizations are moving towards digital transformation, leveraging software and hosting data across multiple environments and vendors. To mitigate security risks associated with the expanded threat surface, many companies adopt cyber insurance policies that provide technical, PR, incident response, financial, and...
With a significant increase in consumer online activity — from opening investment accounts to joining an online marketplace like Amazon or Airbnb — new account fraud is becoming a major challenge for businesses. Industries are having to adapt to the new digital world, while meeting rapidly evolving consumer...
More than ever before, there’s a much larger reliance on conducting our business and personal lives digitally. Consumers and businesses embracing digital-only services, product delivery and work has resulted in increased fraud and identity theft.
As bad actors continue to expose weaknesses in new digital...
Although Identity Access Management [IAM] is often considered a security and compliance function, a mature IAM program can also deliver many business benefits to your organization including reduced operational costs, improved user experience, improved user productivity, and reduced risk.
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Have you noticed that there's a cultural gap between software developers and application security practitioners? This gap can challenge application security maturation within the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).
We'll examine how you can stimulate cultural change to mature your software development group,...
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