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.
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.
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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.
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MoveThis white paper proposes best practices for customer and enterprise deployments of step-up MFA. It explores a risk based approach that combines dynamic step-up authentication with passive contextual mechanisms, such as geolocation and time of day.
Privileged access remains the preferred vector for attackers, and most organizations aren’t taking the very basic steps to secure it
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) can greatly enhance security while delivering a positive user experience.
Despite the growing number of security breaches and a greater understanding of the security best practices, businesses are still falling short when it comes to password management and authentication practices.
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Data breaches continue to be top of mind for organizations large and small. Three key dynamics are making that challenge much harder — the cloud, the growing sophistication of attackers, and dramatic growth in outsourced services.