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Reinventing Smart Cards for the Modern Agile, Connected Enterprise

by Alexei Balaganski
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Alexei Balaganski
Lead Analyst
KuppingerCole
Alexei Balaganski
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. He holds a...
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Michael Elychev
Product Manager
Indeed ID
Michael Elychev
My experience includes software quality assurance, presale engineering and technical consulting and software product management. In overall more then 10 yeas experience in the IT industry. Education: Engineer's degree in Computer Software Engineering from Novgorod State University named after...
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Cyber Resilience Through SOC Automation
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IAM Projects Done Right
Delivering effective IAM is not always easy, and around half of IAM projects run into difficulties and stall. While opting for IAM that is delivered as a service is a potential solution, not all offerings are equal. Finding a service with the right combination of well-integrated capabilities is crucial to success.
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Evolving Identity and Access Management for the Digital Era
Businesses are undergoing digital transformations and adopting new technologies to become as flexible and agile as possible to remain competitive. But ensuring that only authorized entities have access to critical business data and applications is essential. Modern IT demands modern IAM that supports cloud adoption and business process optimization.
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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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Policy Based Access Control for Cloud-Native Applications
As companies shift to cloud-native applications, the complexity of a microservices framework can be daunting. When applications are built in a cloud-native stack, authorization is also infinitely more complex. Crucially, Open Policy Agent (OPA) decouples policy from code, enabling the release, analysis, and review of policies without impacting availability or performance.
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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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Most organizations realize that passwords are no longer fit for purpose. They are costly and difficult to maintain, and they are easily compromised, enabling a high proportion of cyber-attacks. Many organizations are looking to Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Passwordless Authentication as solutions, but this can be challenging.
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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.
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Ensuring the Security of Microsoft Active Directory and Azure AD
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Secure DevOps: Key to Software Supply Chain Security
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