Expert analysis

When I think about managing identities and privileges within an organisation, one of my favorite analogies for the whole privileged identity lifecycle is biblical. Everything …

The mobile app has become the endpoint. With the advent of consumerization and BYOD, the number of managed devices began shrinking and that of unmanaged devices continues to …

“In our industry, most of the companies we were working with have spent the the better part of the past ten years securing the perimeter of the network with intrusion …

Last week we announced SSL Pulse, a continuously updated dashboard that is designed to show the state of the SSL ecosystem at a glance. While it is possible today to deploy …

In the identity and access management (IAM) market, we’ve got the terminology all wrong. With bad labels comes misdirected thinking, which ultimately contributes to …

Like with computers, mobile phones, cars and many other things that man created, thermostats, automatic doors, insulin pumps, control panels for a great many instruments and …

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon has long stopped being just a fad and the option has become a crucial part of keeping employees and contractors happy and …

SSL/TLS is a deceptively simple technology. It is easy to deploy, and it just works-¦ except that it does not, really. The first part is true – SSL is easy to deploy …

Hacktivists, criminals, nation states, malicious or careless insiders – all these are fueling the need for data protection and risk management within enterprises. The …

The explosion in development and adoption of smartphones and tablets for both personal and business use in the past two years is both a blessing and a curse to IT departments …

Mobile devices are quickly becoming a target rich and high return on investment environment for malicious attackers. Their use is expected to surpass the use of existing …

In this ever evolving threat landscape, willing or unwitting insiders often play a key role in security compromises of organizations. It used to be that an …