Juliette Rizkallah

This week in Austin, we held our third annual Women in Identity event during Navigate ’18. This has become one of my favorite events as it gives us each a welcomed opportunity to collaborate with a room full of very smart women. While our career paths may vary in terms of how we each got to our role in technology...

This week, we celebrated International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to promoting gender parity. This is an important subject for me both on a personal and on a professional level, not just on International Women’s day, but every day. On a personal level, I look at my daughter and want her future path to be built on opportunity and, with...

Shortly after we completed one marketing campaign, a company we partnered with on the program asked us to share our leads with them. When I explained that we could not share prospects information, the CMO of the partner organization shot back an email saying that he had shared leads with partners for the last 20 years and did not understand...

In the last few years of RSA Conference, I’ve seen identity go from a niche player in the security industry rarely covered by the media to one of the hottest topics coming out of the conference. And it’s no wonder this is the case, with data breaches hitting headlines daily, of which 81 percent are attributed to the misuse of...

Marketing has evolved tremendously since I started my career. Marketers are now consuming more than their fair share of technology solutions, and their departments have become technology factories, increasingly depending on various applications to help automate, measure and analyze marketing functions. And with the introduction of new technologies, marketers are creating an avenue that makes them an attractive target for hackers. This...

Recently, I started filling out paperwork for my 3-year-old and 5-year-old while in the process of opening up two 529 accounts for their future college education. To complete the process, I needed to provide a critical piece of information: my children’s social security numbers. When I first received their social security cards shortly after they were born, I physically locked...

We claim we are in a new era of cybersecurity threats and that ransomware is the threat du jour, given how WannaCry and Petya continue to make waves. But we are also in an era of a new wave of cybersecurity regulations. When looking at the latest attacks, some would argue that the same old vulnerabilities are to blame, and that is because organizations are dragging...

Despite the recent headline-grabbing proclamation from the man who created a ‘bible’ on password security that his advice was “wrong”, we are not giving up on passwords. They remain the most effective and user-friendly way for an individual or organisation to secure an account or service. Words and letters of meaning are far easier to recall than numbers. This is...

Data breaches. First, they were the concerns of CISOs and CIOs. Some even lost their jobs after over-mediatized breaches. Then CEOs got the spotlight, especially as brand reputations were damaged and customers left angry and churning. Today, board members are increasingly more involved in discussions around companies’ cybersecurity and measures needed to prevent being thrown into the next big headline....

Not so long ago, firewalls and security gateways were the heart of security infrastructures. We saw the rise of Palo Alto Networks, which brought us the next-generation firewall -- a very advanced piece of technology that still focused on securing networks. And then we fell in love with our smartphones and our cloud apps and the convenient way to do things...