Blockchain for Identity Services: Myth or Potential Reality?
There are areas where Blockchain technology has the potential to help solve existing identity problems. KuppingerCole shares the details.
What Is FIAM (Fake Identity and Access Management)?
FIAM (Fake Identity and Access Management) may sound like a joke. But it is a real thing, complete with technical solutions (using above-board IDaaS and social networks). KuppingerCole explains the details and risks.
Azure Advanced Threat Protection: Securing Your Identities Right From the Cloud
Microsoft Azure Advanced Threat Protection (Azure ATP for short) is a cloud-based service for monitoring and protecting hybrid IT infrastructures against targeted cyberattacks and malicious insider activities, KuppingerCole explains.
Recent Cyberattack Against German Government Network: No Surprise
Is the German government network as super secure as the government claims? Obviously not. It might even be above average. But every network is vulnerable to attacks.
GDPR and Financial Services – Imperatives and Conflicts
GDPR emphasizes transparency and the rights of data subjects. Those focus areas may lead to conflicts with the other compliance directives. Kuppinger Cole explains why.
European Banking Authority (EBA) Rules Out Secure Open Banking?
It seems perverse that technical regulations associated with the opening of electronic payment services may inhibit modern cybersecurity measures.
Free Software Tools That Can Save Millions? We Need More of These
The number of security risks a business-critical database faces is surprisingly large. Can free tools assist?
Please: No More GDPR Related Compliance Deadline Blog Posts!
Set up an email client filter that sorts GDPR messages directly into spam … but only if you’ve truly started your journey towards GDPR compliance early.
More Than Buzzwords: Cyber Risk Governance
Cyber risk governance requires strong executive leadership, a strategic framework for associated processes and related technological components.
GDPR Compliance: 72 Hour Data Breach Notification Rule Is Good Idea
GDPR will require organizations to notify the Supervisory Authority (SA) of a data breach within 72 hours of discovering the breach. Can companies comply?