cyber security

A collection of 69 posts

loginradius

Delivering World-Class CIAM: The Product Management Journey at LoginRadius

Customer-centric product management at the core of its product development process to drive success

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

How AI Is Shaping the Cybersecurity Landscape — Exploring the Advantages and Limitations

This article discusses the relationship between AI and cybersecurity in the modern digital age, exploring the potential benefits and challenges.

ecommerce

E-Commerce Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2023

With the e-commerce market experiencing a surge in demand over the past couple of years, specific security threats that require adequate attention have lingered.

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

The Impact Of AI On Identity And Access Management

IAM systems that are backed by AI offer several benefits in three major aspects: authentication, identity management and secure access

hashing

Understanding Hashing Algorithms: A Beginner's Guide

Understanding the importance of hashing algorithms in securing your data, different types of hashing algorithms, and their unique features

MFA

Minimizing Credential Theft With MFA

Phishing is a significant business threat and can lead to financial and reputational damages. And minimizing the risk of credential theft through phishing attacks requires a rigorous defense against credential theft

authentication

Built-in Authentication Security Mechanisms to Reinforce Platform Security

By incorporating built-in platform authentication mechanisms, including MFA and adaptive authentication, you can build the trust of your customers by showing that you care about their safety.

cyber security

What is Zero-Day Vulnerability?

Zero-day vulnerabilities can be very dangerous because malicious people can use them to access systems and data without being detected.

cloud

Public Cloud Risks - Is Your Organization Prepared for Cloud Threats?

The rapid adoption of the public and hybrid cloud doesn’t necessarily mean that sensitive information stored on remote servers or shared clouds is secure. This blog highlights the risks associated with the public cloud and how businesses can take timely action to avoid the risks.

cyber security

Why is cybersecurity so crucial for Startups?

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

zero trust

Implementing Zero Trust? Make Sure You're Doing It Correctly

Though zero trust architecture may be potent for reinforcing overall security, chances of sneaking and security breaches aren’t always zero. If not implemented correctly, zero trust could lead to various security and user experience issues and hampers overall business growth.

cyber security

Cloud Security: An Overview of Challenges and Best Practices

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

cloud

Securing the cloud – the peerless role of biometrics

While businesses embark on a digital transformation journey, cloud adoption is undoubtedly the cornerstone for new-age enterprises.

zero trust

What Makes Zero Trust Better And Different From Traditional Security

Enterprises have already started to embrace zero trust security over traditional security since it offers improved security while simultaneously improving flexibility and reducing complexity.

digital identity

Is the Rise of Machine Identity Posing a Threat to Enterprise Security?

Cybercriminals are always on the hunt to exploit a loophole in the overall security mechanism in the digital world where machine-to-machine communication is the new normal. It’s no longer enough to assume services/devices accessing sensitive data can be trusted.

data protection

No Industry is Above or Below the Radar: Seeing Value in Your Data

Big or small, business intelligence professionals know that their data is worth a lot more than most businesses are realizing.

digital identity

Everyone's and identity driven company (even if you aren't one)

What does it mean if everyone’s an identity driven company? Before answering that question, let’s define what it means to be an identity-driven company.

breach Featured

Navigating a Corporate Data Breach

Cybersecurity is not just a technical IT problem. As business people, we all have a role to play in protecting our companies and the data they store. Here are 6 things you should consider if your company has suffered a data breach.

Remote work

Cyber Security Working From Home

The importance of cyber security working from home has become more than evident with the recent pandemic outbreak.

MFA

How to Use Multi-Factor Authentication When You Don’t Have Cell Phone Access

To verify the identity of clients, many security-minded organisations use multi-factor authentication. The most popular approach is to send a code via SMS text message to customers, which the customer then enters on the website or app. But what if you drive and have no mobile phone service?

digital transformation

How Open Source Is Fueling the Future of Data Sovereignty and Digital Autonomy?

Open-source enables an operating environment that allows enterprises to embrace hybrid cloud to empower their apps across all private and public cloud infrastructures.

Best Practices

How to Maximize AI and IoT Business Value While Protecting Your Customers

How your business can get the most out of AI and IoT while protecting your customers, employees, and other end-users.

future

The Future of Cyber Attacks

What is the future of cyber security and how far are we from the next big hack? Find out what experts in this field have to say.

privacy

In-Store Tracking: Is It A Threat To Consumer Privacy?

New technology being developed at the behest of retail giants may be tempting, but industry experts share their doubts on whether this tracking scheme is right for consumers.

MFA

How to Set Up Two-factor Authentication on All Your Online Accounts

2FA is one of the best security methods that use two layers to verify a consumer’s identity. This means, rather than simply entering the password to log into an account, two-factor authentication requires a code to be sent via text message to a consumer's phone number or generated through an app.