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Identity and access management (or simply identity management) is a cybersecurity solution for individuals and companies of all sizes, from startup to enterprise. Identity and Access Management (IAM) allows employees and partners to quickly and securely access important information online. Here’s a quick guide. What is identity and access management? Identity and Access Management (IAM) […]

Modern types of multi-factor authentication include SMS/Text confirmations, fingerprint scanners, facial recognition, mobile push approval, and IP/Location risk-based assessment. For a quick overview, read more. What is multi-factor authentication? Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is an online cybersecurity measure that uses multiple pieces of information to allow the right people to access information and accounts, while making […]

Privileged Access Management Requirements involve both standard best practices and new elements that are constantly evolving. Here’s a quick guide covering Privileged Access Management (PAM) requirements for your company or organization. What is Privileged Access Management (PAM)? Privileged Access Management refers to the administrative layer of Identity and Access Management, which manages user and employee […]

Pitney Bowes was hit by ransomware on October 14th which made the customers unable to use their services like print labels, mailing, track parcels and manage expenses. This US-based mailing company was infected by the malware called Ransomware which locked the system using encryption and played havoc with the customer services. Currently, Pitney Bowes is working […]

IAM is the first choice to avoid a data breach.  Many organizations and government agencies seem to ignore this fact completely or simply don’t give importance to it.  IAM is also termed access management or digital identity.  IAM is designed to define security policies and technologies ensuring that the right people in an organization, have […]

Government agencies are becoming prime targets for cyber attackers, they hold data for ransom. Whatever the rationale of the cyber attackers, it is imperative that government agencies need to pull up their socks to understand the gravity of the situation, Take the Baltimore data breach which occurred twice in less than a year. Large corporations […]

Technology providers are present worldwide, but to know who is the best among the vendors is a challenging task for analysts, and for organizations to choose, as each vendor offering will have some features same, some missing and some features added to their product offerings. So how do we figure out who are the leaders […]

Data is everywhere and so are the data breaches. With increasing number data breaches every day. The organization takes lots of measures to secure their data and network. Still data breach is increasing day by day. Recently in the last week of July, Los Angeles (LA) police department informed its officers, and applicants who wanted to […]

As the country is bracing itself for the 2020 census, the census bureau is deploying security measures of two-factor authentication, and encryption to protect potential leaks in data.  However, a few govt agencies opine that the census 2020 will employ new digital technologies like cloud, mobile computing, which might face cybersecurity risks – an attractive […]

Application programming interface (API) being the hidden backbone of applications. Developers rely on these API’s to communicate with another software programs or applications. According to a survey findings indicate 69% of organizations expose their API to public and partners, wherein an average of 363 different API’s is being used. Nowadays threats and vulnerabilities are increasing, […]

Cyber security threats are evolving and organizations face major security challenges like alert overload, increasing number of disparate security tools, and struggling to report their operational performance.   To manage all of it proved costly, time consuming and complex as well.  In the late 90’s there was the evolution of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM […]

If you learned about a potential hazard in your office — let’s say a slippery floor — that threatened the well-being of your employees, you would act to address the issue immediately right? You put out a “CAUTION WET FLOOR” sign, and save the day… no one gets hurt… Yay! However, there are just as […]