Identity Management, 9/11 & Remembrance in Action
by Syndicated here from a posting on the 20th anniversary on LinkedIn September 11th, 2021. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony… –The …
Can You Trust a Third-Party User? No, But You Can Manage Their Lifecycle Access
Syndicated here from a post on the CDW Research Hub published on March 21, 2024. Allowing third parties access to organizational systems means striking a …
Why IAM Is Insufficient for Data-Centric Security
The following article was written for and published here on the TrustLogix blog series pages in March 2022. I’m syndicating this here as the contents …
Running WordPress in Docker on Apple Silicon
As you may have noticed if we’ve been connected for a while, I’ve finally gotten back around to getting my long-neglected personal site up and …
Why Common IAM Solutions for Identity-based Attacks Aren’t Really Working
This article was released as a whitepaper for VeriClouds on May 2, 2020, co-authored with Stan Bounev, CEO at VeriClouds, to address common solutions that …
The End of the Password Is Not Near
Syndicated from Security Boulevard, published May 6, 2021. Let’s face it — everyone pretty much hates passwords. While many industry titans are making significant and …
Ransomware: An Enterprise Perspective
The following article was written for Secure360.org as part of the information presented in an hour-long presentation I gave in Minneapolis entitled Data, Identity & …
Data Security & Identity Management: Essential 1st Cousins in IT Security
As a senior architect, sales engineer, and consultant out in the field working closely with senior IT security leaders and CISOs, I sometimes run into …
The (Immediate) Future of Ransomware
In keeping with the fact individuals and enterprises are seeing and experiencing a lot more occurrences of ransomware, I’m also seeing a lot of articles …
The Case for “Encrypt Everything”
Within the IT industry, when considering data-at-rest (DAR) encryption, you may have noticed recently that security experts seem a little divided on how to leverage …