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2025: The Year of Evolution in Identity Security by David Morimanno, Director of Identity and Access Management Technologies

The year 2025 will not be a revolutionary one, it will be evolutionary, with developments coming into effect that were necessitated by events and happenings in 2024, and solutions to address these events reaching maturity levels that allow an appropriate, comprehensive response. With threats like ransomware certain to continue, identity resilience is going to become more important in the year ahead and, as such, identity will become the critical component of security.

How to build a cyber risk program that will lock hackers out

Rob Kraczek, One Identity Global Strategist, explores how organizations can avoid becoming part of the 90% of organizations that are victims of cyberattacks by developing a cyber risk program. Most hackers look for the easiest and most effective way to hack your environment. In this video, Kraczek shares why every organization needs robust identity governance and administration (IGA), the core component of a cyber risk program, to prevent cyberattacks. Learn more about Risk in the World of Identity Governance.

Managing identities in a growing organization: Lessons from SECURA Insurance

Joe Albers, Senior Information Security Engineer at SECURA Insurance, shares how effective identity management is crucial for compliance and security in the insurance sector. In this video, Albers discusses the challenges SECURA Insurance faced in managing identities as they grew from 600 to 1,100 employees. Timely deprovisioning and secure access to critical applications was a top priority during the transition from manual processes to automation, which the company achieved seamlessly with One Identity Manager.

Identities Do Not Exist in a Vacuum: A View on Understanding Non-Human Identities Governance

The future of eliminating secrets sprawl means getting a handle on the lifecycles and interdependencies of the non-human identities that rely on secrets. Learn how to implement these NHI security measures at scale.