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Why Enterprises Are Choosing SOAR for SOCs

Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) platforms are attracting a lot of attention from many organizations, from enterprises to government agencies and even those on the upper end of Small-to-Mid-Sized Businesses (SMBs). The reason for this is clear: the cybersecurity…

Symphony Technology Group (STG) Acquires McAfee Enterprise Business

STG announced that they intend to acquire McAfee’s enterprise business for around $4B. The McAfee brand will continue to operate and focus on consumer cybersecurity. STG will pick up MVISION, Global Threat Intelligence, database security, unified endpoint security, CASB, CSPM, CWPP,…

Okta & Auth0

Okta will purchase Auth0 for $6.5B. Okta is a leading IDaaS vendor , originally focused on workforce but now addressing B2E, B2B, and B2C use cases. Okta’s solutions are designed for organizations that want to quickly enable cloud-delivered identity and seamlessly interoperate with…

The Non-Zero Elements of Zero Trust

The ongoing SolarWinds incident illustrates that the much-lauded Zero Trust security paradigm is, in fact, based on trust. Zero Trust is about authenticating and authorizing every action within a computing environment. It is putting the principle of least privilege into action. In an ideal…

Attack Surface Reduction and XDR

Many if not most organizations have moved to a risk management model for cybersecurity and identity management. Priorities have shifted in two major ways over the last decade: decreasing attack surface sizes focusing on detection and response technologies instead of prevention only…

Ivanti’s Zero Trust Journey

Ivanti has completed its acquisition of MobileIron and Pulse Secure. Ivanti, headquartered in Salt Lake City, had its roots in desktop management (LANDESK), evolved into endpoint and patch management, and had added full IT asset, service, and workspace management, as well as IAM…

Palo Alto Networks XSOAR

Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platforms are becoming essential components of security architectures in many organizations around the world. SOAR platforms are designed to provide a centralized analyst and management interface for security teams. They consolidate…

Buyer’s Compass: SOAR

Security Orchestration Automation & Response (SOAR) refers to comprehensive solutions with capabilities that support a range of security tools and data sources. This KuppingerCole Buyer’s Compass will provide you with questions to ask vendors, criteria to select your vendor, and…

HID Global Authentication Platform

HID Global offers robust and highly secure solutions for identity and access management, including physical access controls, smart identity card manufacturing and credential issuance, biometric authentication, and mobile/remote identity proofing. HID Global’s Authentication Platform…

Enterprise Authentication Solutions

This report provides an overview of the Enterprise Authentication Solutions market and provides you with a compass to help you to find the solution that best meets your needs. We examine the Enterprise Authentication market segment, product/service functionality, relative market share, and…

Technical Approaches to Consent Management and Dynamic Access Management: Ping Identity

Privacy regulations are changing the way organizations handle personal information. GDPR was not the first and will not be the last to require data handlers to collect consent from users. Many Consumer Identity platforms have added in consent management features, and specialty Privacy and…

Panel: No Zero Trust Without Strong IAM - What You Need in IGA and Beyond for Enabling Zero Trust

Are You Ready for Security Automation?

Security Orchestration, Automation & Response (SOAR) tools are the latest in the evolution of automated cyber defenses and are set to become the foundation of modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs). But SOAR is not only for large enterprises. The benefits for smaller organizations…

Consumer Identity Management Evolution

Consumer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) is about managing access to customer-facing systems. While organizations have typically focused on using CIAM to collect, store, and analyze consumer data to create sales opportunities and inspire brand loyalty, other potential business…

John Tolbert: Why Enterprises are Choosing SOAR for SOCs

Analyst Chat #66: Enterprise Authentication - an Updated Look at That Market Segment

John Tolbert has just recently completed an updated Leadership Compass research document in the market segment of Enterprise Authentication. He joins Matthias for this episode to talk about recent developments and trends in that important area of the Identity Fabric for both IAM and CIAM.

Nov 24, 2021: Digital ID & Identification

In the digital age, new technologies and services are greeted with greater enthusiasm than…

Why Digital Trust Is at the Top Of CXOs’ Agenda… Even if They Don’t Realise It

When thinking about the C-suite’s priorities, people tend to focus on growth,…

Amy Nichols: Best Practice Presentation - Using Functional Roles to Solve the Developer Segregation of Duties challenge

Frances Zelazny: The Co-Existence of Biometric Identity, Consumer Privacy, and Digital Security: Making It Possible to Have Your Cake and Eat It Too

Panel: No Zero Trust Without Strong IAM - What You Need in IGA and Beyond for Enabling Zero Trust