Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In this video, we walk you through the User Session History feature in the Drupal Session Management module. This feature allows users to view their session history, showing when and where they logged in. It also helps users identify any suspicious activity and take action if needed, enhancing account security and transparency. Comprehensive Documentation.

Join Xalient experts Dave Cox, VP of Identity Services, Ryan Cluff, Director - IGA Practice and Kevin Bender, Senior Manager - IGA Practice, as they dive into the challenges of role-based access control (RBAC) and how to effectively use SailPoint’s AI Access Modeling to build, refine, and govern role models at scale. Learn how organizations can avoid stale role definitions and adopt sustainable, data-driven approaches.

Looking for a simple way to create an Employee Directory in WordPress using your Active Directory (AD) / LDAP? In this demo video, we’ll walk you through the complete setup of the WordPress LDAP Directory Search Plugin — making it easy to search, filter, and display employee details from your LDAP/AD server directly inside your WordPress site.

Modern infrastructure is dynamic, ephemeral, and complex, with new technology (such as agentic AI) constantly being added. However, disjointed and unsecured AI and human identities introduce risk through social engineering, credential theft, and prompt hacking, as well as complexity and toil for engineering teams.

In this video, Dave Cox, VP of Identity Services and Ryan Cluff, Director, IGA Practice at Xalient, dive into how organizations are using SailPoint's Non-Employee Resource Management (NERM) module to better manage contractors and vendors. We also explore how managed services in the identity space are evolving, especially with platforms like SailPoint.

Identity-based ransomware is no longer a fringe tactic; it’s becoming the playbook of today’s most dangerous adversaries. Scattered Spider, a financially motivated e-crime group, has shifted the model from smash-and-grab encryption to a far more devastating combination of double extortion, social engineering, and hypervisor encryption attacks.