Thycotic is a SailPoint Identity+ Alliance partner. This blog post was previously shared on their blog, The Lockdown. Not all hacks, or data breaches, are equal. While many breaches result in inconvenience and minor financial losses, others have the potential to devastate your organization’s finances, credibility, privacy, ability to meet […]
Compliance is a term that grabs the attention of almost any healthcare security professional. After all, healthcare is one of the most highly regulated industries in the world. The HIPPA fines alone for non-compliance can cost an organization $1.5 million a year. Given the consequences of non-compliance and the effort […]
In the first installment of “Charting Uncharted Waters” we discussed the impact unstructured data is having on identity governance program teams as sensitive data quickly escapes from applications and platforms and comes to reside in a wide-range of file storage systems. In this installment, I will dive “under the water” […]
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) is the sixth largest community-owned power company in the United States, servicing more than 600,000 customers in and around Sacramento. They have been recognized as an industry leader and award winner for their innovative energy efficiency programs, renewable power technologies and sustainable solutions for […]
When most people think of DevOps, identity management isn’t usually quick to come to mind. Usually, it’s aspects of software development and IT management such as continuous integration and delivery, application security, or increased collaboration among teams. That’s all spot-on, for sure, as DevOps does all of those things. But […]
As 2018 arrives, David Lee and Mike Kiser welcome Chief Strategy Officer Kevin Cunningham and Chief Executive Officer Mark McClain as we review what occurred in 2017—and what it portends for the coming year. What has changed in the landscape in the last twelve months? How will identity continue to […]
Rockwell Automation faced a looming identity problem. Their legacy system, Sun’s IDM solution, was scheduled to sunset in 2014, so the company had to make a change. Rather than simply replacing one system with something newer, however, Rockwell wanted to get its identity and access management (IAM) program right once […]
