Identity governance stories
Mobile device management is no longer about being tied to physical devices - in fact, IT administrators shouldn't even need to go near them.
Identity platform Auth0 raises $120m in Series F funding, bringing its valuation to $1.92bn, to fuel expansion and innovation.
SailPoint is the only vendor to receive the 'Customers' Choice' distinction in the Identity Governance and Administration segment.
Users today encompass both human and non-human users; applications, data and infrastructure are no longer purely on-premise but largely live in the cloud today.
SailPoint Predictive Identity is built on big data and machine learning (ML) technology which enables an AI-driven approach to identity governance.
Pioneering the future of self-sovereign identity, blockchain aims to secure personal data and streamline compliance, offering control back to users.
The identity governance space has evolved and matured over the past 10 years, changing with the world around it.
The Sovrin Network ledger is operated by Stewards, trusted organisations within the ecosystem who have agreed to abide by certain requirements.
New in IdentityNow is the Dynamic Discovery Engine, which allows users to easily and quickly create policies, access reviews, dashboards and reporting.
Bots today have access to mission-critical systems, applications and data, just like any other user within the organisation.
The update gives enterprises the ability to govern non-human identities such as software bots, including robotic process automation (RPA) bots.
This partnership widens the scope of SailPoint's identity governance solutions as enterprises can now choose how to go about deployment.
SailPoint focuses on users, applications, and data as the future frontiers of identity governance. #identity #security #Navigate18.
Sailpoint chief strategy officer and Co-founder Kevin Cunningham gives his perception on the market and expands on two recent announcements.
SailPoint has credited its staff and passion for innovation for what the company describes as an 'award-winning' year in 2017.
Organisations that use Secure Shell (SSH) technologies and keys are doing a poor job of making sure they are secure, survey finds.
At the very heart of any defence is the simple idea of 'if you're not who you say you are then no access' - this new printer is set to change things.
Some users will share information that seems innocuous, yet can be used by attackers in social engineering attacks. Here are some common examples.
Next month SailPoint will bring together hundreds of professionals to discuss how to use identity for maximum effect at Navigate Sydney 2017.
SailPoint's Market Pulse Survey highlights contractors and unstructured data as major security risks for enterprises.
