What can we learn from JPMorgan's insider breaches?
Another former JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPMC) employee was recently arrested by the FBI on charges of stealing customer data and trying to sell it to an undercover informant for tens of thousands of...
View ArticleIdentity management at the heart of REA Group's 98% cloud commitment
Changes to security exposure, driven by shifting organisational network boundaries, have driven a resurgence in identity and access management (IAM) that has the government committing to significant...
View ArticleYahoo’s “password-free” feature in Mail app can mean lockout
Yahoo has revamped its Yahoo Mail app with a new take on sign-in that aims for a frictionless login process with an in-app delivered one-time password— but it’s pretty easy to get locked out.
View ArticleThe CSO identity management survival guide
Identity management, as Gartner defines it, is the "security discipline that enables the right individuals to access the right resources at the right times for the right reasons.
View ArticleWhere Is Identity Management Heading?
Five years ago Mozilla launched an identity management system, Persona (originally called BrowserID).
View ArticlePasswords are our greatest security weakness
The problem with passwords is that they’ve actually become the problem rather than the solution.
View ArticleWe’re from the government. Who are you?
We all suffer multiple personality disorder. Visiting a bank or government agency, or even logging on to social media requires that you identify yourself using some sort of credential.
View ArticleCollaborating to Create Stronger Intelligence Networks
It would be easy to sit back and think that all the threat actors out there, trying to break into our systems to steal data or cause mayhem, are working in isolation. But the days of the lone wolf...
View ArticleHomeland Security shares initiatives for securing government services from...
Gregory J. Touhill is a retired Brigadier General from the US Air Force and is currently the Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Office of Cybersecurity and Communications for the U.S. Department of...
View ArticleThe identification game – proving who you are
It’s probably the most critical question ever asked from an infosec point of view. Who are you? Proving the identity of people and systems that connect to your network and access your data is a...
View ArticleCyber criminals heading for $1 billion haul from ransomware
Ransomware continues to proliferate in complexity, volume and rewards for cyber criminals. Their haul is on track to top $1 billion this year, with more than 4,000 attacks occurring each day, according...
View ArticleSurvey identifies key digital transformation priorities for business in 2017
As organisations grapple with the opportunities and challenges posed by digital transformation, many are realising the important role identity management will play.
View ArticleThe Road towards a Secure User Experience
Traditionally security has been perceived as a barrier towards a positive user experience, but over the past decade end-user expectations have been slowly shifting.
View ArticleBusinesses must rework identity infrastructure as data moves to the cloud:...
Burgeoning adoption of cloud-based solutions has pushed issues of identity management front and centre for Australian companies as they work to modernise their application infrastructure, the chief...
View ArticleHow Australia Post’s cybersecurity educators beat the 8-second attention span
Contextualise education campaigns to convince employees why they should care
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