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In Part 1, we explored how Agentic AI is beginning to transform identity security by addressing IAM’s “last mile” problem—the critical gap in managing disconnected applications, automating manual processes, and securing identity configurations.
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Agentic AI in Cybersecurity: Part 1 - Transforming Identity Security by Closing the “Last Mile” As SaaS adoption expands, organizations face an increasingly complex challenge in managing identities across applications, systems, and users. Identity...
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Disconnected apps challenge a Zero trust (ZT) strategy, mainly because they fall outside centralized identity management systems like Okta and Entra ID. In the first blog of this two part series, we explored the security risks that disconnected...
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Zero trust (ZT) works when deployed consistently, but you can’t apply it to apps that are disconnected from your identity infrastructure. When we think of enterprise apps, we often focus on major SaaS apps like M365 and SalesForce. However, countless...
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Tackling the Last Mile Problem in Zero Trust In cybersecurity, the last mile problem continues to challenge organizations striving to implement a comprehensive zero trust strategy. Nonstandard and disconnected applications often fall outside the scope of...
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In cybersecurity, the Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) sector faces an ever-evolving array of threats. The notorious Clop ransomware group has recently made headlines, targeting organizations with sophisticated attacks. These incidents underscore the...
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Unearthing the truth behind nonfederated applications through independent research.
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Zero Trust is a journey and is not something you can buy from a vendor.
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An enforcement-based approach to security
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Cerby's research shows that employee application choice is intimately tied to how people get their work done and their job satisfaction levels.
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What are unmanageable applications? Unmanageable applications are a class of applications defined by their lack of support for common identity and security standards. While Shadow IT can refer to any application used without IT and security approval,...
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One of the biggest challenges marketers often face is protecting their ad spend across social media.
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How does it make you feel when you are told you can only do something only if you do it a certain way with a very defined set of tools? If you are like me, you probably don’t like it, and it might even leave you feeling like you aren’t trusted. Welcome...