Over the last 25 years, since IDC has been tracking the use of technology in the public sector at both the central government level and city level, there’s been an important evolution. As little as 20 years ago, the strategic direction was to get services and information online. This included very basic offerings such as
Palo Alto Networks and Okta offer a joint solution that: • Enables business agility with integrated, cloud-delivered services that deploy quickly, scale to meet demand, and are centrally managed. • Lowers risk to the business from cyberattacks and reputation-damaging security breaches. • Reduces cost and complexity by eliminating security point products and decreasing on premises
Traditional perimeter defense is simply no longer good enough. Today, identity is the new perimeter — hackers are actively targeting your users’ accounts and using compromised credentials to wreak havoc inside your network. In fact, Microsoft reports that 95 million AD accounts are the target of cyber attacks every day, and 1.2 million Azure AD
Globally, more than 95 percent of Fortune 1000 companies rely on Active Directory (AD) for authentication and single-sign-on support for their user populations. As it is nearly everywhere – in every company, organization and government agency – this makes AD a primary target for attackers looking to steal your intellectual property, your customer data or
Did you lock the front door? A lot goes on there — you’re juggling coffee, kids, bags, and the cat who’s trying to follow you through. It’s easy enough to get lost in the shuffle and miss the basics, like locking the door. We get it, life moves fast. Life moves fast at work, too.
Identity and Access Management (IAM), or simply identity management, refers to a service or platform that identifies individuals and controls their access to system resources through user rights and restrictions. Identity management is important for security and increases the productivity of users by implementing a central directory: users don’t need to remember and keep track
Gartner Critical Capabilities: Security Service Edge (SSE) 16 February 2022, John Watts, Charlie Winkless, Aaron McQuaid, Craig Lawson The Gartner document is available upon request from Lookout, Inc. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest
57% of security leaders believe they will experience a ransomware attack within the next year, with 83% of them concerned about damage to their business reputation in the event of an attack.* Ransomware is not a new threat, but the tactics that attackers are using have evolved. Download this guide to learn: How ransomware attacks
The rapid move to the cloud has provided healthcare organizations the ability to continue services during the global pandemic but has also brought about new attack vectors. Due to the sensitive nature of the data, whether it be patient medical records or intellectual property on new drug development, healthcare organizations are prime targets for ransomware
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