Combating Cybercriminals with an AI-Powered Security Awareness Training Program
According to Verizon’s 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report, human error was often a contributing factor to data breaches, playing a role in 68% of cases occurring through accidental actions, the use of stolen credentials, social engineering and even through malicious privilege misuse.
Digital transformation is everyone’s priority. It helps your organization become more efficient, speed up the pace of business and gain a competitive advantage by streamlining people, processes and technology. The profound impact of successful digital transformation initiatives is not limited to increased product quality or quicker time to market. In addition, it can noticeably improve how your workforce gets work done.
API security is increasingly difficult for enterprise security teams to tackle. APIs are spreading fast and are a tempting target for cyberattacks. Learn about the challenges overwhelming security teams today that can be overcome with an intelligent API security solution.
Improve Cyber Resilience and Compliance with Identity-aware APIs, Deep API Visibility and AI-powered Threat Detection.
Improve Cyber Resilience and Compliance with Identity-aware APIs, Deep API Visibility and AI-powered Threat Detection.
The ten things you should do to ensure business application users don't commit fraud or jeopardize sensitive data.
Almost daily, new APIs with highly diverse sets of clients are introduced onto enterprise networks. The unique—and often high-volume traffic flows—of these APIs makes identifying malicious behavior a highly complex task. This isn’t a suitable task for existing security solutions using attack signatures or access control policies. As APIs continue to drive digital transformation efforts in the enterprise and support innovative customer experiences, securing them has never been more important.
What to prioritize in a workforce identity and access management solution to make the best decision for your needs.
Today’s access controls are usually enforced at the application level which means each access-control regimen is effectively “siloed” – one can’t “see” the other. It’s challenging enough to manage access within a single application. Managing that kind of access across all enterprise applications, across thousands of users, and across multiple business processes - the scale of complexity skyrockets. And adding to that complexity is that these applications may be on premise or in the cloud.
PingOne Risk Management is a cloud-based service that leverages machine learning and intelligent, configurable policies to secure authentication by evaluating multiple risk signals to verify user identity and detect potential threats.
More than just a Cold War cinematic catchphrase,1 this mantra is a way of life for the security leaders of today. Security pros increasingly are adhering to the zero trust model,2 which is based on the philosophy that there should be no implicit trust in a corporate network.
This paper will take a step-by-step approach to mapping internal security controls to the cybersecurity framework of your choice.