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6 Lessons for Cybersecurity Leaders

The state of security is highly adrenalized these days — more so than usual. Years into the deadly and disruptive global pandemic, not only are we still seeing more attacks, we’re also seeing more breaches, as the way many of us work continues to evolve. New global research conducted by Splunk and the Enterprise Strategy […]

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The Proactive CISO’s Playbook: How to close the Exposure Gap and Manage Cyber Risk with Confidence

Trend Micro’s “The Proactive CISO’s Playbook” guides CISOs in shifting from reactive security to strategic leadership. It emphasizes incident readiness, cross-functional collaboration, and continuous improvement. By adopting a proactive, assume-breach mindset, CISOs can build resilient organizations, foster transparency, and drive board-level engagement in cybersecurity.

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Peer Paper Review: 10 Best Practices for Managing and Securing Microsoft Active Directory in an Evolving IT World

Identity and Access Management (IAM) programs reliably center around Microsoft Active Directory (AD) and Azure AD (AAD) as their foundation. However, as IAM environments move to the cloud, modernize and extend toward governance, IT managers are pained with security and efficiency gaps in native AD, and as such they seek solutions to augment the capabilities […]

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Security Starts Here – Active Directory Account Lifecycle Management

Managing Active Directory (AD) and Azure AD accounts, objects and groups is a cumbersome and error-prone task. Often this task creates a barrier to achieving more advanced objectives, such as identity governance and administration (IGA). Native tools are insufficient, manual processes are inefficient, and enterprise IAM solutions and their proprietary methods rarely make it easy […]

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Making Zero Trust Real

Establishing zero trust and least privileged access is key to securing privileged accounts. One Identity provides a holistic approach to implementing privileged access management (PAM) with these two proven methods. The Zero Trust model involves eliminating shared admin passwords and so that every administrative action is authenticated uniquely, dynamically and specifically. The Least Privilege approach […]

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