High-profile events in recent years have seen tickets sell out within seconds, leaving most fans empty-handed. This guide examines scalping operations ad how multi-signal, layered identity threat detection can restore access to legitimate buyers.
As part of a broader federal effort, CISA released a playbook that gives agencies a clear roadmap for rolling out phishing-resistant MFA. Here's what private sector enterprises can learn from it.
Scattered Spider does not begin with malware. It begins with a phone call. Their pattern is clear: find a support channel under deadline pressure, sound helpful, and request a credential reset that hands the keys to the attacker.
Even as enterprises have broadly adopted MFA for their workforces, attackers are finding ways around it. Protecting against threats to secure MFA enrollment, requires stronger identity verification and adaptive risk-based workflows.
The challenge going forward is no longer whether a supplier might be your weakest link: it’s how to manage that risk proactively. This article explores why supply-chain attacks are surging, and what’s at stake for enterprises.
Joiners need instant, precise access; movers collect too many privileges over time; leavers leave ghost accounts. Without automated provisioning and deprovisioning, and identity risk management, every stage elevates risk.
Learn what's changing in NIST identity guidelines and how ID Dataweb helps meet new Identity Assurance Level, Authenticator Assurance Level and Federation Assurance Level standards
If you’re an IT administrator, you know the pain of traditional workforce identity management. Provisioning accounts, verifying identities, handling contractors, disabling access for departures. Identity orchestration simplifies IAM.
In fraud prevention, robust machine identity is as critical as user identity – if you can’t trust what device is on the other end, you can’t fully trust the user.
Enterprises in finance, healthcare, insurance, and aviation are all seeing fraudsters exploit passwords and static KBA questions. Instead of a one-size-fits-all login process, an orchestrated approach evaluates diverse risk signals (device, network, user behavior, identity data, etc.) in real time, then dynamically escalates or relaxes verification based on risk.