George Hulme

There are many reasons why organizations begin their identity management programs. For some, it’s about reducing the costly manual processes associated with onboarding, managing, and de-provisioning end users. For others, it’s about more effectively managing regulatory compliance demands and improving security. Almost everyone cites improved user experience as a top motivation to automate provisioning, identity management, and move to single...

When it comes to compromising user accounts, not much seems to have changed in thirty-three years. That was one big takeaway from the Anatomy of a Hack presentation by Darran Rolls today at Navigate 2016, chief technical officer and CISO at SailPoint. The other takeaway: if enterprises had the right processes and tools in place, they could be much more...

Navigate ’16 was a fantastic gathering last week. There was a lot of excitement around identity, and I met many terrific attendees and learned quite a bit during the show. One of the things that surprised me is how drastically the identity management landscape has changed over the years. I’ve been writing about information security, and a big part of...