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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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Security and Compliance Benefits of Endpoint Privilege Management
As IT applications and endpoints proliferate, and enterprises shift to hybrid IT and hybrid working models, managing end user privileges is becoming very challenging, resulting in breaches, fraud, and undetected risky behavior. Enterprises need a way of governing end users wherever they are working and protecting a growing number of endpoints.
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Secure DevOps: Key to Software Supply Chain Security
In the modern world of flexible and remote working, it is useful for software engineers to be able to access and update source code from anywhere using any device, but the SolarWinds supply chain attack showed that it is essential to track every change for security and compliance reasons.
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Passwordless Customer Authentication: Reduce Friction and Increase Security
Acquiring and retaining customers is key in the modern world of e-commerce, but this can be challenging if creating and accessing accounts is difficult. Online traders need to find ways of turning authentication into a competitive edge by reducing friction and improving security.
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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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You Can Only Protect and Govern the Data You Know About
Data is widely recognized as the lifeblood of the modern enterprise. However, the exponential rate at which it is being generated means that it is crucial that organizations have the capability to manage it effectively to ensure its confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
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Dealing Effectively with Modern, Industrialized Cyber Threats
The cyber threat landscape has become very complex, with state-of-the-art intrusion, ransomware, and cryptocurrency mining tools now readily available through online stores and service providers, and an expanding attack surface due to increased cloud computing and remote working. Keeping data secure while ensuring its availability to legitimate users has become extremely challenging.
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Passwords: Dead, but Not Gone
Organizations are looking to eliminate passwords because they are costly and difficult to manage, they result in poor user experiences, and they are easily compromised, enabling 81% of breaches. But despite these efforts, many passwords remain unsecured. These passwords can still be compromised, and must be managed to mitigate the risk.
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Breaking the Ransomware Attack Chain
At some point, any business connected to the internet is likely to become a victim of a ransomware because they are relatively easy and inexpensive to carry out, but potentially yield large payouts for cybercriminals. The best way of tackling this threat is to know how to break the attack chain.
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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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You Deserve a Better Security Testing Experience
To remain competitive, businesses are embracing digital transformation, adopting cloud services and agile software development. But this is creating opportunities for attackers because most organizations lack the skills, knowledge, and expertise to match attackers’ ability to find and exploit vulnerabilities. There needs to be a shift in the way organizations conduct security testing.