Upcoming Trends in Identity Security
The digital transformation is upon us, and the importance of identity security has never been more crucial. As organizations and individuals alike navigate an interconnected world, the identity security landscape is evolving at a rapid pace. In this blog, we will explore the emerging trends in identity security that are set to shape the next few years.
Unraveling the 6Ws of Identity Security with ObserveID
In today’s digital age, the security of our identities and personal information has never been more critical. With an ever-expanding array of threats and vulnerabilities, it’s essential to understand the 6Ws of Identity Security. But there’s a game-changer in the world of identity security – ObserveID, which takes it a step further.
Looking Beyond the Castle Walls: Zero Trust vs. Perimeter Trust in Cybersecurity
Last time, we talked about external threats and how to mitigate them with a robust IAM solution. As part of our Cyber Security Awareness series, today we will be talking about one of the most common threats a business can face: internal threats.
Internal Threats and How to Mitigate Them with Identity-Centric Security Solutions
Last time, we talked about external threats and how to mitigate them with a robust IAM solution. As part of our Cyber Security Awareness series, today we will be talking about one of the most common threats a business can face: internal threats.
Mitigating External Threats with IAM: A Comprehensive Guide
As the crisp autumn breeze sweeps in, October brings with it not just the changing leaves and cooler temperatures, but also a heightened sense of vigilance in the digital realm. October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, a month where we recognize the ever-evolving landscape of digital threats, both internal and external threats, and explore innovative strategies to fortify our defenses against them.
Zero Trust Architecture and Compliance
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected digital landscape, companies face an ever-growing challenge of maintaining robust cybersecurity practices while also complying with a myriad of regulations and industry standards. The Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has emerged as a game-changing approach that not only enhances security but also plays a pivotal role in helping companies stay compliant with the increasingly complex regulatory environment. In this blog, we will explore how Zero Trust architecture assists companies in achieving and maintaining regulatory compliance.
Benefits of Identity Automation
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a huge pain point for many businesses. Organizations worldwide are continually on the lookout for innovative solutions that not only bolster their security defenses but also enhance operational efficiency and user experiences at the same time. One such solution that has risen to prominence in recent years is identity automation, particularly automation based on user behaviors and security guardrails.
How to do IAM right in OT environments?
Implementing a good identity and access management (IAM) system is important in any environment, but it is especially critical in operational technology (OT) environments, where security breaches can have serious physical consequences. Successful IAM implementation in OT requires deep understanding of OT processes, architecture, the Purdue Model and more.
IAM Solution for operational technology OT Security
Identity and access management (IAM) is a critical component of any organization’s cybersecurity strategy, but it is particularly important in the realm of operational technology (OT).
Importance of Just in time access in the cyber security risk management
Just-in-time (JIT) access is a critical component of cyber security risk management. It is a security approach that grants users access to the information and resources they need at the moment they need it, and revokes that access as soon as it is no longer needed. This approach is in contrast to traditional security models, which often grant users broad, blanket access to resources, even if they only need access to a small portion of those resources on a regular basis.
