Analyst Chat

Analyst Chat #42: Ephemeral Credentials

Show description
Speakers
Lead Analyst & Chief Technology Officer
KuppingerCole Analysts AG
Alexei is an analyst with specific focus on cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. At KuppingerCole, he covers a broad range of security-related topics: from database, application and API security to security analytics, information protection, and AI-based security automation. Alexei has...
View profile
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...
View profile
Playlist
KuppingerCole Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat
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.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #129: Market Compass Secure Collaboration
Jun 20, 2022

Secure Collaboration solutions focus on enabling data-centric security to facilitate virtual collaboration. Annie Bailey talks with Matthias about this market segment that provides increasingly flexible, interoperable, and therefore even more secure solutions.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #121: Increasing the Adoption of MFA and Risk-based Authentication
Apr 18, 2022

A recently published study shows that the use of strong authentication in enterprise environments is at a very low level. John Tolbert explains this finding to Matthias and together they discuss how to find a way out of this situation.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #106: 2021 - A Retrospective
Dec 20, 2021

Paul Fisher and Matthias present their very subjective summary of a really special and, in particular, especially challenging past year, 2021. They cannot do without the word 'pandemic' after all, but they also try to reach a first perspective on the year 2022 from the past 12 months.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #163: Zero Trust in Artificial Intelligence
Mar 06, 2023

In this podcast episode, Alexei Balaganski and Matthias discuss the increasing use of ChatGPT and other machine learning-based technologies in research and the potential risks associated with their use. Alexei offers a strong opinion on the topic, describing the risks of plagiarism and lack of originality that can result from over-reliance on automated tools. He argues that human analysts provide invaluable opinions and genuine research that cannot be replicated by machines. He strongly discourages their use and reliance, and encourages the creativity and innovation of human researchers.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #188: Beyond Tradition - The Evolution and Integration of Access Management
Sep 04, 2023

Today, host Matthias and expert Alejandro Leal discuss the dynamic realm of Access Management. They'll touch on its evolution beyond traditional capabilities, the intertwined nature of Access Management and Identity Federation, and the industry-wide shift driven by Covid-19 towards modern solutions. As passwordless authentication and decentralized identities rise, the duo will highlight the potential for innovation and cost-saving in this space.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #161: Managing Network Connectivity and Security with SASE Solutions
Feb 20, 2023

With the rapid expansion of IT environments, adoption of the cloud, and the ongoing Digital Transformation, the need to provide secure access to organizational resources has become paramount. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solutions are designed to consolidate network and security components, simplify management and licensing, and improve usability.

SASE is the union of a number of different networking and security technologies designed to improve security posture as well as connectivity for remote offices, cloud services, contractors, and remote employees, while driving down the cost of connectivity. John Tolbert is a guest in the Analyst Chat again and will give us some insight into this topic.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #34: ITSM and IGA - How to Integrate Two Key Infrastructures Right
Jul 27, 2020

Matthias Reinwarth and Martin Kuppinger discuss the challenges of integrating IT service management with identity governance within an enterprise.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #113: Data Catalogs and Metadata Management
Feb 21, 2022

Data catalogs and metadata management solutions help capture and manage data from all enterprise data sources to enable the use of that data and support data governance and data security initiatives. This interesting and growing market segment is the topic this week when Martin Kuppinger and Matthias sit down for the Analyst Chat podcast.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #175: Advancements in Fraud Prevention
Jun 05, 2023

Matthias invites John Tolbert to discuss Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platforms (FRIP) with him. Discover the evolving landscape of fraud prevention and detection, the key technologies used in FRIPs, and their broader applications beyond fraud reduction.

Gain valuable insights from the latest edition of KuppingerCole's Leadership Compass and explore how these platforms are shaping the future of identity assurance and security.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #62: The SOCaaS Market Segment - A First Look
Feb 08, 2021

The Security Operations Center-as-a-Service (SOCaaS) market has emerged and continues to develop in response to demand for security monitoring, analysis, detection, response, and improvement recommendations either instead of or as a supplement to permanent on-premises SOCs. KuppingerCole Analyst Warwick Ashford joins Matthias for this week's episode and shares some insights into this evolving market segment he gained during his recent research.

Analyst Chat
Analyst Chat #86: Zero Trust Means Zero Blind Spots
Jul 26, 2021

The path toward a Zero Trust architecture to improve cybersecurity for modern enterprises in a hybrid IT landscape often seems overly complex and burdensome. Alexei Balaganski is this week's chat partner for Matthias and he draws attention to an often overlooked benefit of such an infrastructure. One key idea of Zero Trust is to actually reduce complexity and unnecessary effort and instead focus on what really needs to be protected.