Identity & Access February 1, 2022

Identity Fraud: 9 Consumer Scams (and How to Stop Them)

7 min read - With remote work, e-commerce activity and sophisticated breach capabilities at an all-time high, there is a perfect storm brewing. Identity fraud is not going away anytime soon. Take a look at nine common types of identity fraud, the warning signs…

Identity & Access March 13, 2020

A Proposed New Trust Framework for Physical and Digital Identity Interactions

6 min read - As we broaden our scope of identity and consider what is required to exchange trusted personal data across physical and digital realms, community interoperability becomes even more important.

Identity & Access February 2, 2018

Securing User Identities With Blockchain Technology

3 min read - As passwords fall increasingly out of favor, security leaders should consider augmenting their federated identity management (FIM) systems with blockchain technology to protect user identities.

Identity & Access July 5, 2017

Current Trends in Identity and Access Management: July 2017

7 min read - At the midpoint of 2017, five trends are emerging in identity and access management, and with these waves comes an opportunity for security teams.

Identity & Access May 2, 2017

Securing the Digital Economy With Federated Identity Management

3 min read - Security professionals must leverage new, risk-based approaches to identity management to keep up with the rapidly expanding digital landscape.

Cloud Security March 22, 2017

Securing Your Cloud-Based Resources: Start With These Four Areas

3 min read - With cloud-based resources becoming an integral part of the enterprise, it's time for security leaders to recognize the best ways to protect these assets.

Identity & Access January 8, 2014

Balancing Identity Confidence and User Convenience with Risk-Based Authentication

2 min read - What if you demanded a picture ID for everyone you meet, whether they're complete strangers or long time friends since grade school? You'd certainly end up with a much diminished social network. So why do we require the same user…