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Entitled to Nothing: How to Evaluate an IGA Solution Before it Evaluates You!
This post provides key considerations, traps to avoid and an IGA evaluation checklist that will make your compliance officer smile.
When Identity Becomes the Battlefield: Why Palo Alto Networks + CyberArk Changes the Map
Palo Alto Networks' acquisition of CyberArk marks a structural shift in cybersecurity, making Identity Security a core platform pillar alongside Network and SecOps. By unifying privilege, machine and AI identity protection, the move accelerates platformization and operational resilience.
Non-Human Identity Security Platform Assessment
NHI (non-human identity) management platforms increase security visibility and capability. The vendors assessed here are converging on the same problem from different angles: who created the identity, what it can access, how it authenticates, whether it is governed, and how quickly it can be detected and remediated when abused.
RSA Conference 2022 Recap
Four WWT security experts share their key takeaways from RSAC 2022.
Understanding Cisco ISE 3.x and the Benefits of Migrating from ISE 2.x to 3.x
Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) 3.x represents a significant upgrade over its predecessor, Cisco ISE 2.x, offering a host of new features, improved performance and enhanced security capabilities. This blog post delves into the key features of Cisco ISE 3.x and highlights the benefits of migrating from earlier versions, providing a thorough understanding of why this upgrade is essential for modern network environments.
Importance of Identity Security: The Core of Modern Cybersecurity
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, organizations increasingly realize that securing their digital identities are no longer just an IT priority - it's a critical business necessity. During my attendance at two leading Identity and Access Management (IAM) conferences, (Okta's Oktane and SailPoint's Navigate), it was clear that Identity Security sits at the core of modern security strategies.
The Importance of Modernizing Active Directory
In the realm of enterprise IT, Active Directory (AD) has long been the go-to identity platform for managing access, identities and security policies. As the digital landscape evolves, so too do the complexity and demands placed on AD. Modernization is not just about keeping pace with technological advancements, but ensuring the backbone of enterprise IT infrastructure remains robust, flexible and secure.
Securing the AI Landscape with Palo Alto Networks' AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM)
Generative AI is revolutionizing industries but introduces new security challenges. Palo Alto Networks' AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) offers comprehensive protection for visibility, control and governance across AI applications. Secure your AI journey with AI-SPM, preventing data leaks, misconfigurations and compliance violations while fostering innovation.
Configuring Omnissa Access as an IDP in Island Enterprise Browser
Integrating Omnissa Access as an Identity Provider (IDP) with Island Enterprise Browser creates a seamless, secure access experience. This strategic alignment enhances Zero Trust security, enabling granular control and risk-aware access. Organizations benefit from streamlined onboarding, reduced risk and improved productivity for a secure, efficient digital workspace for all users.
Zero Trust and Identity: Why A Business Can't Afford to Ignore IAM
Identity isn't just a login—it's the backbone of trust. As cyber threats accelerate, safeguarding people, data and reputation demands more than passwords. This article reveals how Identity and Access Management powers Zero Trust security, with real-world lessons and practical guidance.
Milan 2026: Securing the Upcoming Winter Games in an Age of Hyper-Connectivity and AI-Driven Chaos
The expanding digital ecosystem of the Winter Games demands identity-first, AI-aware security heading into Milan 2026.
Scattered Spider and the Insurance Industry
Scattered Spider exploits the insurance industry's vulnerabilities through advanced social engineering, targeting legacy systems and human weaknesses. As cyber threats evolve, insurers must transition from prevention to resilience, focusing on rapid detection and response. The industry's future hinges on integrating technology, processes and human awareness to thwart these sophisticated attacks.