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.
As you think about your TPRM program, ask yourself these questions:
This report analyzes independent data gathered on over 800 multi-party cyber incidents observed over the last decade.
By leveraging OneTrust Vendorpedia and BitSight, this retailer is making third-party risk management a more fundamental aspect of their business operations.
Depending on your role in compliance and your organization’s tools, it’s likely you’re either overwhelmed in reports or are desperately searching for data to fill one. Neither are ideal situations.
Third-party risk management (TPRM) isn’t a new concept, however, recent events have brought the discipline into the forefront like never before. Organizations in all industries rely on third parties, whether they be cloud service providers, suppliers, contractors, and other vendors.
Gartner scored Okta as the highest scoring vendor across all three major use cases in their report “Critical Capabilities for Access Management (October 2019).*”
Understand how the future of operational excellence will be shaped by the pandemic. Includes three big operational shifts and how your team can prepare.
Consumer-facing enterprises have long been stewards of customer identity data, storing sensitive attributes ranging from a customer’s name, to credit card numbers and home addresses.
Learn how Western Union’s Privacy team has deployed Onspring, an intelligent automation and reporting platform, to manage restricted data access, workflow and data mining.
At Okta, we run compliance differently. Most organizations place compliance under either the legal or finance team, who don’t work with their security team to ensure those controls are implemented effectively. At Okta, we use security to drive compliance.
How to rethink your policies, processes, and plans to mitigate cyber risk in an increasingly remote workforce.
In this white paper, we take a closer look at corporate-associated residential IP addresses (WFH-RO IPs) and discover attributes that pose uniquecybersecurity risks as compared to in-office corporate networks.
This document provides an introduction to Okta’s approach to managing security throughout the following chapters: