Old and on-prem applications often can’t connect easily to IAM and IGA systems. Fortunately, there are now workarounds to make this possible.
Category: identity
Global Security News, iam-technologies, identity, ssomfa
How to automate identity lifecycle management for legacy and on-prem apps
Old and on-prem applications often can’t connect easily to IAM and IGA systems. Fortunately, there are now workarounds to make this possible.
Exploits, Global Security News, identity
Access under attack: Rethinking identity as the new cyber battleground
In a recent SC Media webcast, host Adrian Sanabria spoke with Rich Dandliker, Chief Strategy Officer at Veza Technologies, Inc., about the realities of identity security going into 2026 — from the chaos of excessive access and shadow permissions to the mounting attacks exploiting identity systems themselves.
Exploits, Global Security News, identity
Access under attack: Rethinking identity as the new cyber battleground
In a recent SC Media webcast, host Adrian Sanabria spoke with Rich Dandliker, Chief Strategy Officer at Veza Technologies, Inc., about the realities of identity security going into 2026 — from the chaos of excessive access and shadow permissions to the mounting attacks exploiting identity systems themselves.
Breach, Global Security News, identity, Ransomware
Logitech IT system hit by zero-day cyberattack
Attack reportedly claimed by Clop, the group behind the Oracle EBS incidents this year.
aiml, Application Security, DevSecOps, Global Security News, identity
How AI is reshaping the way we build apps
Building AI-safe applications requires a radical revamp of how we code software, the head of Auth0 says.
endpointdevice-security, Global Security News, identity, Vulnerability Management, wireless-security
AT&T rolls out protections to block SIM-swapping attacks
“Wireless Account Lock” allows customers to prevent the registration of new devices.
Global Security News, government-regulations, identity
North Korean hackers expand remote IT worker scam beyond US firms
Historically, North Korean threat actors have applied for outsourced IT support positions at U.S. firms.
Global Security News, identity
Securing Digital Trust: How AI is Redefining Organizational Resilience – Ajay Gupta – IDV25 #3
Global Security News, iam-technologies, identity
The 5 identity security lessons you only learn the hard way
Alex Weinert distilled 15 years of defending Microsoft’s identity systems into five painful, hard-won lessons.
Global Security News, iam-technologies, identity, Network Security
A New Identity: In defense of the end user
How IAM industrial complex sometimes forgets the little guy. Hint, that’s you and me.
Application Security, Cloud Security, Global Security News, identity
Chrome extensions transmit sensitive data over HTTP, leak API keys
Security pros warn that the leaked data could be used to launch profiling, phishing, or other targeted attacks.
Global Security News, identity, identiverse, ssomfa
IAM firms plot a TSA ‘fast pass’ for frictionless logins
Identiverse 2025: IAM providers plot authentication without the TSA pat down to deliver ‘fast pass’ to frictionless logins.
aiml, Global Security News, iam-technologies, identity
Securing AI agent identities crucial to enterprises, says research firm
Agentic identity and security platforms (AISP) are quickly becoming the standard for security, says Aragon Research.
Cloud Security, Global Security News, identity
Cisco patches Identity Services Engine flaw affecting AWS, Azure, OCI
Cloud deployments of the Cisco Identity Services Engine could let attackers access sensitive data.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Global Security News, identity
Stolen insecure credentials behind most breaches
Valid account credentials without multi-factor authentication continued to be the dominant initial access vector in cyberattacks last quarter, accounting for 56% of all cybersecurity incidents during the first three months of 2025, Infosecurity Magazine reports.
Breach, Data Security, Global Security News, identity, Ransomware
Almost 40K impacted by Lee Enterprises ransomware attack
Major U.S. local newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises had information from 39,779 individuals, including their Social Security numbers, compromised as a result of an attack by the Qilin ransomware-as-a-service operation in February, which allegedly led to the exfiltration of 350 GB of data, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
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1Password Extends Reach of IAM Platform to AI Agents and Unmanaged Devices
1Password today extended the reach of its Extended Access Management (XAM) platform to include an ability to secure artificial intelligence (AI) agents. The post 1Password Extends Reach of IAM Platform to AI Agents and Unmanaged Devices appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybersecurity, Data Breaches, Data Privacy, Data Security, Global Security News, identity, Security Awareness, Security Boulevard (Original), Social - Facebook, Social - LinkedIn, Social - X, tokenization
The Urgent Need for Tokenizing Personally Identifiable Information
If we want privacy, trust and resilience in our digital infrastructure, tokenization is no longer optional. It’s essential. The post The Urgent Need for Tokenizing Personally Identifiable Information appeared first on Security Boulevard.
cisco, Cisco Talos, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Global Security News, identity, identity authentication, Ransomware, Research, Threats
Identity lapses ensnared organizations at scale in 2024
Cybercriminals predominantly relied on weaknesses in identity controls to afflict organizations in 2024, with valid accounts being the main way they gained access for the second year in a row, Cisco Talos said in an annual report released Monday. Across the incident response cases Cisco Talos responded to last year, 60% involved an identity attack…
Cybersecurity, Global Security News, identity, Identity & Access, Password, pin, Security Awareness, Security Boulevard (Original), Social - Facebook, Social - LinkedIn, Social - X
The PIN is Mightier Than the Face
People pick weak passwords or reuse them over devices, tokens are lost, compromised or bypassed, and biometrics can be forced or spoofed. The post The PIN is Mightier Than the Face appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data Breaches, Flashpoint, Global Security News, identity, identity theft, Information stealing malware, infostealers, malware, Ransomware, Research, stolen credentials
Infostealers fueled cyberattacks and snagged 2.1B credentials last year
Cybercriminals used information-stealing malware to a devastating effect last year, capturing sensitive data that fueled ransomware, breaches and attacks targeting supply chains and critical infrastructure, according to a new report. Infostealers were used to steal 2.1 billion credentials last year, accounting for nearly two-thirds of 3.2 billion credentials stolen from all organizations, Flashpoint said in a…
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SGNL snags $30M for a new take on ID security based on zero-standing privileges
Security experts often describe identity as the “new perimeter” in the world of security: in the world of cloud services where network assets and apps can range far and wide, the biggest vulnerabilities are often leaked and spoofed log-in credentials. A startup called SGNL has built a new approach that it believes is better at…
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Nametag Adds Ability to Verify Identity of New Remote Workers
Nametag extended its identity verification platform enabling organizations to verify the identity of a remote worker they are considering. The post Nametag Adds Ability to Verify Identity of New Remote Workers appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybersecurity, Global Security News, identity, Identity and Access Management, PAM, Security Boulevard (Original), Social - Facebook, Social - LinkedIn, Social - X
The Path of Least Resistance to Privileged Access Management
PAM aims to provide a privileged identity-centric approach to controlling access as part of the bigger identity ecosystem. The post The Path of Least Resistance to Privileged Access Management appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybersecurity, Emerging Tech, Global Security News, identity, Identity & Access, privacy, Security, Security Boulevard (Original), Social - Facebook, Social - LinkedIn, Social - X
Decentralized Identity: Revolutionizing Identity Verification in The Digital World
Decentralized identity (DCI) is emerging as a solution to the significant challenges in verifying identities, managing credentials and ensuring data privacy. The post Decentralized Identity: Revolutionizing Identity Verification in The Digital World appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybersecurity, Featured, Global Security News, identity, Identity & Access, identity threats, ISPM, News, Security Awareness, Security Boulevard (Original), Social - Facebook, Social - LinkedIn, Social - X, Spotlight
JumpCloud Acquires Stack Identity to Extend Access Management Reach
JumpCloud this week revealed it has acquired Stack Identity to fuel an effort to add identity security and access visibility capabilities to its directory. The post JumpCloud Acquires Stack Identity to Extend Access Management Reach appeared first on Security Boulevard.
Cybersecurity, Global IT News, Global Security News, identity, Identity & Access, infosec, phishing, SaaS, Security Bloggers Network
Consent Phishing: The New, Smarter Way to Phish
What is consent phishing? Most people are familiar with the two most common types of phishing — credential phishing and phishing payloads, where attackers trick users into revealing credentials and downloading malicious software respectively. However, there is a third type of phishing on the rise: consent phishing. Consent phishing deceives users into granting a third-party SaaS application…