
Identity and access management (IAM) refers to the people, processes and technology used to create, manage, authenticate, control and remove the permissions a user (internal, external or customer) has when working with an organization’s technology resources. IAM helps manage user interactions and decrease the chances of a cyber incident launched through abused credentials. Common components of an IAM program include single sign on (SSO), access management and user authentication.
Vulnerability management refers to the process of discovering, classifying, prioritizing, remediating, reporting and responding to
Read MoreCyber resilience lies at the intersection of cyber readiness (preparedness for if an attack happens);
Read MoreRunning a thriving business means ensuring that those who need to access your system resources
Read More