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AI Governance From a Practical Perspective

by Anne Bailey
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Annie Bailey Analyst
KuppingerCole
Annie Bailey
Annie Bailey is an analyst covering emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, and helps synthesize the implications for companies, industries, and markets. She holds a Bachelor from Pacific Lutheran University, a Master’s Certificate from Johns Hopkins-Nanjing...
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Multi-Cloud Permissions Management
Most businesses are adopting cloud services from multiple providers to remain flexible, agile, efficient, and competitive, but many do not have enterprise-wide control over and visibility of tens of thousands of cloud access permissions, exposing the enterprise to risk of security breaches.
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Effective Cyber Risk Quantification Through Automation
Continual high-profile cyber incidents demonstrate beyond a doubt that cyber risks exist, but most organizations struggle to quantify cyber risk in a useful way. There is an urgent need for IT security leaders to find a common way to express cyber risk in monetary terms, that business leaders understand to enable effective risk management and security investment.
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DevOps Tools: Securing the Software Supply Chain
Following the SolarWinds and Kaseya supply chain attacks, security of the DevOps tools chain with all the related components has shifted to the center of attention. There is a lot to do around securing code and CI/CD tools, as well as the execution environments. But it all starts with protecting secrets such as keys, certificates, and even passwords.- each one of these can provide access to large amounts of critical information.
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Ensuring the Security of Microsoft Active Directory and Azure AD
In the face of increasing cyber-attacks by cybercriminals and nation-states, most organizations are investing in filling in the gaps in their cyber defenses, but as the landmark SolarWinds supply chain breach showed, securing Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is vital, but often overlooked.
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Policy Based Access Control for Cloud-Native Applications
As companies shift to cloud-native applications, the complexity of a microservices framework can be daunting. When applications are built in a cloud-native stack, authorization is also infinitely more complex. Crucially, Open Policy Agent (OPA) decouples policy from code, enabling the release, analysis, and review of policies without impacting availability or performance.
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Implementing Modern and Future-Proof PAM Solutions
Privilege Access Management (PAM) is changing, driven by the move of most businesses from on-prem IT applications and infrastructure to the cloud, resulting in a multi-could, multi-hybrid IT environment. This has resulted in a proliferation of privileged identities that need to be managed.
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A Zero Trust Approach to Cyber Resilience
Security in many organizations is not evolving fast enough to keep up with business transformation, including migration to the cloud and to Industry 4.0. These changes, while essential to remain competitive, bring fresh security risks. A new approach is needed to ensure cyber resilience.
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Effective IAM in the World of Modern Business IT
Digital Transformation promises lower costs, and increased speed and efficiency. But it also leads to a mix of on-prem and cloud-based IT infrastructure, and a proliferation of identities that need to be managed in a complex environment. Organizations adopting a Zero Trust approach to security must find a way to overcome these challenges.
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Making Passwordless Authentication a Reality: The Hitchhiker’s Guide
In this webinar, Bojan Simic, founder and CEO at HYPR, and Martin Kuppinger, Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysts, will share their insights and experience on what to consider when moving towards passwordless authentication, and making this a reality.
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Protecting the Business From Software Supply Chain Threats
Recent events such as the SolarWinds and Kaseya compromises by malicious actors have demonstrated the need to focus significantly more on software supply chain security. According to a report from ENISA, supply chain attacks are increasing, with 66% of attacks focusing on source code and 62% exploiting customer trust in suppliers. This is a risk organizations can’t afford to ignore.