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Identity and Access Management: Where to Start?

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Martin Kuppinger
Principal Analyst
KuppingerCole
Martin Kuppinger
Martin Kuppinger is Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, a leading analyst company for identity focused information security, both in classical and in cloud environments. Prior to KuppingerCole, Martin wrote more than 50 IT-related books and is known  as a widely-read columnist...
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The Future of Privileged Access Management
PAM is an established and essential discipline within IAM. Traditional PAM is primarily focused on securing privileged access, for instance of administrators, to servers and systems. In today’s dynamic IT environments, the need for just-in-time access and for supporting agile workloads in IaaS environments is growing. PAM must support these emerging needs. There also is a growing need for integration with other areas of IAM such as Access Management solutions.
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Speeding Up Zero Trust Delivery Using Managed Services
The attack surface of business IT is expanding rapidly, demanding a modern approach to cybersecurity. Many organizations seek to achieve this by adopting a Zero Trust security model or signing up to managed services for Identity & Access Management (IAM). While both these approaches are effective, they are also extremely complementary, but tackling both at the same time can be as challenging as it is rewarding.
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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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Identity Assurance Using Biometrics
Access controls all too often rely on things such as passwords, security questions, and physical tokens that can be shared or stolen, making such systems vulnerable to abuse. However, security can be improved by using biometrics that measure the physical and behavioral characteristics of the person seeking to gain access to something.
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Phishing-Resistant MFA: The Next Evolution for Strong Authentication
Using stolen credentials is one of the most popular and effective ways for cyber-attacks to infiltrate the IT systems of targeted organizations. Most cybersecurity teams are implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA), but not all MFA systems are created equal or implemented effectively, leaving organizations vulnerable to attack.
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Urgent: Find and Block Identity-Centric Security Threats Today
The inability to deal with identity-centric cyber threats is one of the most critical issues facing modern enterprises. Attackers are increasingly targeting digital identities to gain unauthorized access to systems and data. Action is essential, but detecting unauthorized access is challenging.
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Welcome to the Pamocracy!
As the business world embraces cloud, continuous infrastructure development and a revolution in software procurement and deployment, what was once confined to the few is now open to many. We are talking of course about privileged access which has spread from traditional IT roles into the embrace of regular employees, third party users and millions and millions of non-human identities!
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Implementing Zero Trust With Privileged Access Management Platforms
There is no debate about the fact that ransomware is the fastest-growing kind of cybercrime. Due to their wide range of access rights and thus potential ransom leverage, privileged accounts are at the top of the target list for cybercriminals. Therefore, organizations need to pay special attention to securing these kinds of accounts.
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Fight Fraud With Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platforms (FRIP)
In today's digital landscape, businesses face an increasing threat of fraud that can lead to significant financial losses and damage to their reputation. To effectively combat fraud, businesses need Fraud Reduction Intelligence Platforms (FRIPs). These advanced technologies leverage multiple data sources, data analytics, and ML detection models to proactively detect and prevent fraudulent activities in real-time. FRIPs empower organizations to stay ahead of fraudsters by uncovering hidden patterns, identifying anomalies, and generating alerts. By implementing FRIPs, businesses can mitigate risks, reduce false positives, and safeguard their financial well-being and brand image. Stay one step ahead of fraud with FRIPs and ensure a secure future for your business.
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Why Network Detection & Response (NDR) Is Central to Modern Cyber Architecture
Cybercriminals are constantly refining their attack techniques, which renders traditional and static security approaches insufficient to detect cyber incidents. Therefore, organizations must adopt more dynamic and adaptive strategies to identify and respond to novel attack attempts across their networks.