
Why Just Collecting More and More Data Is No Longer Productive
More and more jurisdictions are only introducing new regulatory frameworks to protect consumer data, limiting enterprises in what data they can collect
Writing
Page 13 of 20.

More and more jurisdictions are only introducing new regulatory frameworks to protect consumer data, limiting enterprises in what data they can collect

As a startup, maintaining cybersecurity is difficult. You have a small team and a small budget, and you probably don't know much about cybersecurity.

Verifiable credentials ensure individuals have total control over their personal information and need to verify their data instead of providing it.

As a startup, how can you ensure cybersecurity and improve it?

The critical mission should be clear to create a product that customers will genuinely want, need, and love.

Data compliance is no longer a back-office task. Brands that build it into product, marketing, and culture win long-term customer trust.

Public cloud is now the default infrastructure. The risks are well-known and mostly preventable. Here is what to prepare for.

Startups have unique challenges when it comes to cybersecurity. If not taken seriously, they can lose customers and their trust.

The future of passwords is looking brighter than ever. With the rise of cyber-attacks and data breaches, it's becoming more important to use strong

Though zero trust architecture may be potent for reinforcing overall security, chances of sneaking and security breaches aren’t always zero.

Today's threat actors have become so sophisticated that they use a systemized modus operandi to target their next victim.

Federated SSO lets users authenticate across organizational boundaries via SAML or OIDC. When to use it, how it works, and what to evaluate in a platform.

Many people like starting a business because they feel they have a great idea or can do something better than someone else.

Cloud systems are frequently shared, and identity management, privacy, and access control are highly critical for cloud security.

Data privacy is now a priority for enterprises to manage and address proactively.

Are you interested in getting involved in cybersecurity or tech start-ups? Learn about my story and how I got started in this short video.

The API best practices start with their structure, type, how to send and receive the data, security, performance, scaling, etc.

A set of protocols and definitions allows different programs to connect. An API is an outline that tells a developer how to build a program to communicate

I have spent over a decade building consumer identity infrastructure. Here is how privacy went from compliance line-item to product strategy.

As cyberspace has evolved and matured, the role of the CTO has become increasingly demanding due to the business-damaging nature of cyber threats, which

The answer lies with data-informed decision-making and strategic execution. Achieving this is easier said than done: It requires changing how enterprise

Authentication, identity verification, and identification answer three different security questions. Confusing them is how products end up with weak controls.

Out-of-band authentication adds a second communication channel to verify the user. Here is how it works and where it earns its keep.

Traditional IAM was built for employees, not customers. Here are five signs your IAM cannot do the CIAM job and what to fix.

In the past ten years, the rise of privacy-conscious consumers and emerging data regulations have compelled enterprises to prioritize their data

In any organization, a CTO has to wear multiple thinking hats to steer product development, build cybersecurity defenses, navigate uncertainty and drive

Most B2B SaaS companies bolt on identity as an afterthought. After scaling a CIAM platform to 1B+ users, I learned that getting identity right from the

Single sign-on and social login both reduce password friction, but they solve different problems. Here is when to use each.

This post covers the aspects of the green cloud and how businesses can put their best foot forward in adopting these practices to shape the future of a

Cross-device authentication promises one identity across phones, laptops, and TVs. The privacy trade-offs deserve a hard look.