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How Enterprise Identity Protection Can Prevent Cyber Attacks?

Protecting enterprise identities has never been more critical in today's interconnected business landscape. Cybersecurity Ventures predicts cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Attacks on company identities are a major cause of cybercrime. Hackers are always trying to steal employee logins to get into company secrets. They use tricks like phishing emails and fancy hacking to do this. Protecting identities is super important for businesses, and it is not just an IT concern.

8 Steps to Get Value from Azure Identity Protection

Today’s digital landscape is full of ever-evolving cyber threats. Securing your organization’s identities has become very important. Azure Identity Protection is a strong ally. It empowers you to strengthen your defenses and protect your most valuable assets: your users’ identities. This strong security service gives you a single view of potential weaknesses. It also gives you the tools to stop risks and react fast to incidents.

We need to talk about cybersecurity spending

Security budgets naturally compete with other priorities for funding, and finance departments traditionally prioritize immediate financial gains over long-term investments. Cybersecurity, with its focus on prevention, is often seen as an element that’s ‘nice to have’ rather than a necessity. Especially when compared to tangible projects with quicker returns, cybersecurity initiatives can be left chronically underfunded. Where do we spend? And where are the attacks coming from?

Mastering IAM: Market trends & key insights for your project

Join us for the first installment of a three-part webinar series presented by Intragen and OneLogin. Stuart Sharp, VP of OneLogin Product Strategy at One Identity, and Kalle Niemi, Lead Business Consultant at Intragen, dive into the identity and access management (IAM) market. They explore how companies should approach access management projects and cover latest trends and developments in identity security, how to craft an elevated IAM strategy and where the IAM market is headed.

Integrate Identity and Access Management with HIPAA, NIST, GDPR and CCPA in Healthcare

The healthcare sector is a top target of cyber criminals eager to steal sensitive data and extort high ransoms. The key to thwarting costly attacks is to understand that identity is the new security perimeter. By implementing robust identity and access management (IAM), healthcare organizations can significantly enhance their security and cyber resilience. This article explains the role of IAM in healthcare and details the most pressing IAM gaps to address.

The new normal of remote work and the need for Zero Trust

The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a seismic shift in how we work, propelling remote work from a niche option to the mainstream. Organizations scrambled to adapt, often prioritizing business continuity over security. However, as the dust settles, it's clear that this new normal of remote work isn't going anywhere. This presents a significant challenge: how do we secure a workforce that's no longer confined within the traditional office perimeter?

From SAP IDM to One Identity: The preferred path for seamless migration

SAP recently announced the end-of-life for SAP Identity Manager (IDM). This announcement required SAP to establish guidelines for existing customers to transition away from the platform with other products. One Identity is a leading vendor of choice for this migration due to its well-established market presence and robust SAP solutions support. In this two-part blog series, we will shed some light on how One Identity can seamlessly integrate with SAP products, starting with its certified ABAP connector.

Mastering the Art of Least Privilege Access Implementation: A Comprehensive Guide

The concept of least privilege access has emerged as a paramount principle, serving as a cornerstone for robust identity governance and access management strategies. By adhering to this tenet, organizations can effectively mitigate the risks associated with account compromises, insider threats, and unauthorized access to sensitive resources.

The password problem: Why organizations are going passwordless

Knowledge is power, right? Well, yes – except when it comes to access and authentication. That’s because knowledge-based factors, in the form of passwords, are making organizations less powerful, and more vulnerable. As a result, many are looking toward a future beyond passwords. You may have seen the Forrester report estimating that 80% of security breaches involved privileged credentials.