Juliette Rizkallah

Today we try to safeguard our digital identity as much as our wallet and its contents. Our personal digital identity authorizes us to go about our day-to-day—logging into our bank account to pay bills, checking our Facebook page for notifications or scheduling an UberEats delivery for dinner —but then there is our professional digital identity. This version of us authenticates...

Follow @juliettesultan As the old saying goes, give a person a fish, feed them for a day; teach one to fish, and feed them for a lifetime. At our Navigate Virtual conference, we are committed to not only showing you what a strong identity management program looks like; we also want to educate you on all things identity to support...

Since the beginning, humans have created ‘how-to guides’ to help with just about anything. Information sharing is the bedrock of villages — whether in ancient, modern, or future times — and is constantly evolving. From back in the caveman days with paintings on the wall instructing others how to hunt to in this day and age with directions on how to...

The number of breached accounts reached a tipping point early in 2019, with the first megaleak hitting the newswires to the tune of 2.2 million breached accounts. In addition, as companies are moving increasingly more applications and data to the cloud, we are seeing an influx in companies that are not securing their cloud resources. There, the numbers are even worse: 2.7 billion...

The paper people chain, or Kirigami, has been a staple at our kids’ craft table for years. Originally made as an offering for the gods in 17th century Japan, the art form made its way stateside in the 70s—mainly parents like me sitting with their children at the kitchen table spending time together. I was recently making these paper people...

Children have rights to freedom and privacy. Yet, these rights, particularly privacy rights, are often denied by parents who are prone to the "sharenting" phenomenon (the oversharing by parents of their children's life moments on social media). One must wonder, will the smart world we are building deny children these privacy rights? Starting at age 13, my parents sent me abroad...

Editor’s note: This is satire. SailPoint strongly encourages you to take your cybersecurity very seriously, and if you’re looking for some ways to do that then head over to this blog post. The season of giving and goodwill has arrived once more. Jolly tunes are playing in the distance, department stores are raising their holiday banners and lowering their prices,...

There are two sides to every coin. This analogy is especially true when we talk about the ever-present use of software bots in organizations today. On one side of the coin, we can all agree that bots are time-savers. In one case, bots helped this company automate over 100 tasks and gave them countless staff-hours back. On the other side,...

Consider this. You are an IT leader at an enterprise organization. You have not been living under a rock, and therefore are well aware that companies across the world struggle with cybersecurity. Whether its teaching employees how to spot a potential phishing attack or dealing with the fallout from a ransomware hack – one fact of life remains certain: data...

When you think of your home environment, do you view it as your sanctuary — the place where you feel the most secure and private? A handful of years ago, I would have expected most people to answer that question with a resounding yes. At that time, the heightened focus on the internet of things (IoT) was not what it...