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KuppingerCole Identifies Leaders in Consumer Authentication

by John Tolbert
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John Tolbert Lead Analyst
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John Tolbert
Background: John Tolbert is a Lead Analyst and Managing Director of KuppingerCole, Inc (US). As Lead Analyst, John covers a number of different research areas, outlined below. John also advises cybersecurity and IAM vendors, from startups to Fortune 500 companies, regarding their product and...
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Better Business With Smooth and Secure Onboarding Processes
In the modern world of working, organizations need to digitally verify and secure identities at scale. But traditional IAM and CIAM strategies can’t identity-proof people in a meaningful way in the digital era. Finding an automated digital identity proofing system that is passwordless and provides strong authentication, is essential.
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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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Why Architects Should Rethink Authorizations
In the digital era, organizations are increasingly interacting online with contractors, partners, and customers. Traditional role-based authorization frameworks are not designed to provide these external identities with the right access to resources, services, and apps. A new approach is required.
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Bringing Data Back Under Control
Data is your organization’s most important asset, and yet it is increasingly held and processed outside of your control. Data security, resilience and storage is becoming increasingly challenging and costly. A new approach is needed to adapt quickly and bring these things under control amid increasing geopolitical uncertainty and risk.
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Understanding the Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Market
Business IT environments continue to undergo rapid and continual change as businesses seek to improve productivity and efficiency by adopting cloud-based services and enabling employees to work on a wide range of mobile devices. But this has in turn created opportunities for attackers.
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Championing Privileged Access Management With Zero Trust Security
In the age of hybrid working, global organizations urgently need a unified approach towards securing their privileged identities, such as user accounts, devices, admins , and more, against abuse and insider threats. If one or more of these privileged identities were compromised, the consequences for organizations could be devastating, especially when looking at critical infrastructures.
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Effective Threat Detection for Enterprises Using SAP Applications
Determined cyber attackers will nearly always find a way into company systems and networks using tried and trusted techniques. It is therefore essential to assume breach and have the capability to identify, analyze, and neutralize cyber-attacks before they can do any serious damage.
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Re-Imagining Identity Management for the Digital Era
An explosion of digital identities, coupled with multi-cloud adoption and the trend of working from anywhere, is adding complexity to managing identities and access rights. An innovative strategy is needed to enable organizations to support business and security needs in the digital era.
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The Machine Monitoring Mandate
Governments world-wide are increasingly worried about the social unrest that could result from a cybersecurity compromise of critical infrastructure. This has highlighted the fact that the underlying operational technology (OT) is often inadequately protected, and that this must change.
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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.