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Analyst Chat #35: An Overview of Enterprise Information Protection

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Research Strategy Director
KuppingerCole Analysts AG
Anne’s experience brings together political and economic knowledge, cultural sensitivity, and close attention to innovative ideas. She has worked with several nonprofit organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa, has been invited to speak at events such as the World Trade Organization Public...
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IAM Practice Director / Head of Advisory
KuppingerCole Analysts AG
Having worked for his whole professional life in Identity and Access Management, Matthias joined KuppingerCole in 2014. In his role of the Director of the Practice IAM he works on maintaining the leading role of KuppingerCole in all facets of the topic of digital identities and their access to...
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Analyst Chat #196: AIdentity - The Crucial Link Between AI and Identity
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In this episode, Matthias and Martin explore the evolving role of AIs in business processes. AIs are becoming significant actors, representing human identities in tools like chatbots and even functioning autonomously. Martin underscores the importance of traceability, access management, and the unique need for distinct AI identities - AIdentities.

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Analyst Chat #174: Access Governance - Ensuring Visibility and Control of User Access
May 29, 2023

Join Matthias Reinwarth, Director of Identity and Access Management, and Nitish Deshpande, Research Analyst, as they delve into one of the most critical challenges faced by organizations today: visibility. Discover why organizations struggle with understanding user access and the potential risks of this lack of visibility.

In this episode, they explore the key capabilities of access governance, such as access review, certification, risk management, request management, and analytics, and how these capabilities enable organizations to gain comprehensive visibility into their assigned accesses. Don't miss this insightful discussion on enhancing control and mitigating risks through effective access governance.

Read Nitish's Leadership Compass here

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Analyst Chat #44: Business Resilience Management
Sep 07, 2020

Warwick Ashford and Matthias Reinwarth discuss the prerequisites and challenges of making a business able to adapt quickly to risks and disruptions.

 

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Analyst Chat #178: Identification of Natural Enemies in the IAM Area: Active Directory and IGA
Jun 26, 2023

In the episode of the KuppingerCole Analyst Chat series, Martin Kuppinger and host Matthias engage in a detailed discussion about the challenges associated with the integration of Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) into identity management systems based on on-premises Active Directories.

They dissect the structural and deployment aspects of Active Directories, highlighting how these often conflict with contemporary access governance paradigms. Martin explains why these contradictions can make the overlay of IGA on Active Directories extremely challenging, if not entirely unfeasible.

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Analyst Chat #55: What Keeps Organizations From Adopting Zero Trust
Nov 23, 2020

The Zero Trust concept comes with the promise to adequately secure our modern, hybrid IT world at any time and any place. Manufacturers, consultants and even analysts agree as rarely as they do that this changed architectural paradigm is an important component of modern and future-oriented security architectures. Alexei and Matthias address the question why in practice only a few powerful zero trust architectures deliver on this promise. They try to answer the question what organizations need to consider in order to get off to a good start.

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Analyst Chat #47: Access policies as the Common Language for Defining Access
Sep 28, 2020
Access management and access governance in many companies are still largely based on traditional authorization concepts. Thus defining and thinking access management is often rooted in a rather one-dimensional paradigm. Martin and Matthias talk about access policies as a common language for defining and maintaining rules for access, independent of the actual implementation of access control.
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Analyst Chat #100: A Perspective on "Everything as Code"
Nov 01, 2021

No big celebration, but at least a mention: this is the 100th episode of the KuppingerCole analyst chat. Martin Kuppinger joins Matthias to discuss the increasingly important topic of "everything as code" and how to define proper strategies for approaching this, especially in the context of the BASIS concept. For more on this, both recommend revisiting Martin's opening keynote from this year's EIC.

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Analyst Chat #42: Ephemeral Credentials
Aug 24, 2020

Alexei Balaganski and Matthias Reinwarth discuss the concept of ephemeral credentials and its benefits for privilege management, DevOps and beyond.

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Analyst Chat #82: Hybrid IT 1 - The Basics
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This is the kickoff of a four-part series of podcast episodes around hybrid IT. Mike Small and Matthias explore the fundamentals of modern architectures between the cloud and the traditional data center.

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Analyst Chat #135: Can DREAM Help Me Manage My Multi-Hybrid Infrastructure?
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The IT environments have become complex, and this will not stop as more technologies such as Edge Computing start to take hold. Paul Fisher looks at the full scope of entitlements across today's multi-hybrid environments. He explains how this new market segment between the cloud, on-premises, privileged accounts, and DevOps has developed and what DREAM means in this context.

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Analyst Chat #9: The Dark Side of the API Economy
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Matthias Reinwarth and Alexei Balaganski discuss the challenges of explosive API growth without proper security controls in place.

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Analyst Chat #33: Vendor Consolidation in Cybersecurity
Jul 24, 2020

Matthias Reinwarth and Jonh Tolbert discuss the ongoing consolidation of the cybersecurity market and talk about its reasons and potential consequences.