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Organizations or institutions that are essential for the public are called Critical Infrastructures (KRITIS = “Kritische Infrastrukturen”). As such, they are subject to comprehensive and strict legal regimes consisting of laws and regulations.

Digitalization evolves with the increased use of microcomputers in everyday objects like cars and smart fridges, but also in industrial applications. Therefore, communication between devices is growing accordingly. While connecting devices is supposed to make our lives easier, it poses a great challenge from a security standpoint. Every connection opens a potential backdoor for attackers to slip inside your network.

Vor 15 Jahren wurden Security-Information-and-Event-Management-Produkte (SIEM) als die ultimative Lösung für alle Sicherheitsprobleme in Unternehmen gefeiert, und das nicht ohne Grund: Schließlich ist die zentrale Erfassung und Verwaltung sicherheitsrelevanter Daten über alle IT-Systeme eines Unternehmens hinweg eine wichtige Voraussetzung für eine schnelle Analyse und Reaktion auf Cyber-Bedrohungen.

Enterprises of all types face a growing number of cyber threats today. Studies show that most data breaches begin with compromised passwords. Moreover, password management is expensive and not user-friendly. Enterprise workforce users are driving the consumerization of IT. They want the same kind of flexibility and ease-of-use from the authentication systems at work that they use at home; often, this means using mobile devices.

Protecting sensitive, valuable data is a must for every organization. Ever-increasing cyber-attacks and ever-tightening regulations mandate businesses to take action. Unfortunately, the common approaches of IGA (Identity Governance and Administration) that focus on managing static entitlements for systems and applications fall short in really securing the data at risk. They fail in managing data in motion. They are static. They don’t manage the usage of data well. Not to speak of all the challenges in role management projects and around regular access reviews.