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As users, devices and application workloads move outside the corporate network, the traditional model of enforcing security at the network perimeter is no longer effective. A Zero Trust model offers an alternative that secures data while ensuring it is accessible to employees, regardless of where they are working. But the path to achieving Zero Trust is unclear for many organizations.

Hacker schlagen Kapital aus Unsicherheit, Angst, Ablenkung, Isolation und Verwirrung. Die Verlagerung auf Remote-Arbeit hat viele dieser Eigenschaften, daher ist es entscheidend, das Vertrauen der Benutzer wiederherzustellen. Die Schulung der Mitarbeiter ist unerlässlich, schützt aber nicht zuverlässig vor Angriffen, eine Lösung kann die Integration starker MFA in die Sicherheitsinfrastruktur.

2020 pushed the notion of trust to the forefront of all our lives. It made customer trust in brands acutely important to the bottom line amidst a severe economic recession. It also forced many organisations to overcome long-standing reservations about trusting their employees to work from home and placing their faith in digital channels to serve customers.

The identities of employees, appropriate authorizations in processes and systems, and a permanent control and monitoring of access to prove compliance are becoming increasingly important for organizations. However, the management of these things remains less than optimal.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions are critical cybersecurity and risk management tools for just about every business to address the security risks associated with privileged users and privileged access, but not everyone can afford expensive on-prem deployments.

The traditional model of enforcing security at the network perimeter is no longer valid as employees, devices and workloads move outside the corporate network. A Zero Trust model offers an alternative that secures data while ensuring it is accessible from wherever employees are working. But finding the right technological approaches to Zero Trust is challenging.

We’re all accessing more goods and services online than we ever thought possible, which has presented a huge opportunity for cyber criminals. Rapid digital transformation has left some businesses exposed, and fraudsters are looking to exploit new weaknesses. Strong digital identity verification and authentication is essential, but has traditionally come with increased complexity at the expense of a good user experience. But is this still true?

As businesses continue their digital transformation journey, managing privileged users has taken on a new and greater importance. Privileged Access Management (PAM) has never been more important, with increased remote working and employees increasingly getting privileged access to data and services.

Employee Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Consumer Identity & Access Management (CIAM) are typically separate in terms of governance, processes, and technology. But, by leveraging the synergy between the two, businesses can achieve better sales opportunities as well as faster digital transformation, better customer journeys, and improved security, privacy, and compliance.

Password-based authentication is no longer fit for purpose. Passwords are costly and difficult to manage, they result in poor user experiences, and they are easily compromised. This has been widely recognized for some time, but going passwordless is also challenging and continues to be elusive for many organizations.