Juliette Rizkallah

Imagine my surprise to find identity – and insider threats – at the center of the best-selling crime novel The Girl in the Spider’s Web. In this the fourth installment of the Millennium series authored by David Lagercrantz, our heroine, Lisbeth Salander, uncovers fraudulent ties between a criminal syndicate, the National Security Agency (NSA), and a large technology corporation. And...

SailPoint spends a lot of time educating the market on insider threats. For our Global Sales Kickoff and Partner Summit, the team came up with a great parody on that message starring some familiar faces. To see more from our Global Sales Kickoff and Partner Summit, follow along at #SailPointSKO16.

For over 200 years, the term “trust” used in a financial sense (e.g., “bank and trust”) has implied confidence in the trustee. I’d wager that most of us still believe our banks are fiduciary trusts and that our money is being safely held by a third party. However, the trends highlighted in a recent New York Times article, “Bank Tellers,...

As we’ve been saying for some time, security is evolving from a network-centric approach to a user-centric approach as hackers have gotten more sophisticated at targeting the “human vector,” or identities. We’re at RSA Conference this week, and based on what we’re seeing and hearing from our partners, customers and even our competitors, they share this sentiment. It’s exciting to...

This year was the 25th anniversary of RSA Conference, and more than 40,000 people descended on San Francisco to hear the latest in info security news from industry leaders. While we already pointed out that managing and securing identity was a hot topic at the show, we also noticed a few other trends that are sparking conversation among industry professionals....