AI Agent Sprawl: The New Shadow IT Problem CISOs Can’t Ignore
Remember shadow IT? That familiar headache where employees signed up for cloud apps without telling anyone, and IT departments spent years playing catch-up trying to figure out what was actually
AI Agent Sprawl: The New Shadow IT Problem CISOs Can’t Ignore
Remember shadow IT? That familiar headache where employees signed up for cloud apps without telling anyone, and IT departments spent years playing catch-up trying to figure out what was actually
AI Agent Sprawl: The New Shadow IT Problem CISOs Can’t Ignore
Remember shadow IT? That familiar headache where employees signed up for cloud apps without telling anyone, and IT departments spent years playing catch-up trying to figure out what was actually
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Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 7 — Pushing Security to the Edges
How should organizations be thinking about identity and access management today? In this episode, Plurilock™ CEO Ian L.Paterson talks with
Identity-as-a-signal Will Rewrite the Rules in Identity and Access Management
CISOs today are scrambling to cope with a multiplying universe of systems and access management scenarios. The typical enterprise hosts
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 6 — Through a Holistic Lens
How do you adequately authenticate a person, device, or organization? In this episode, Plurilock™ CEO Ian L.Paterson talks with Joni
Unlike Behavioral or Biometric Authentication, Behavioral Biometrics Is Privacy-friendly
In recent years, both biometric authentication and behavioral authentication have increased in popularity as advances in technology have made them
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 5 — Getting Your Arms Around the Root of the Problem
What happens when organizations don’t have identity management practices and systems in place, and what can be done to solve
It’s 2020 and Passwords Should No Longer Be a Problem
Fifteen years ago, password policies started to look something like this: At least ten characters. At least one capital letter,
Announcing Our Summer ’20 Release of ADAPT— Now with SAML and OpenID Connect
Plurilock™ released ADAPT, our invisible login MFA product, in early 2019. Based on the same science that lies behind our
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 4 — Seeing the Big Picture
As a cybersecurity professional, how do you balance privacy and transparency? How about equality and diversity? Security and usability? How
Especially During COVID, MFA Remains a Challenge to Deploy
By now, the stat is well known. At RSA, Microsoft reported that 99.9% of credential-driven data breaches involve accounts that
Why Most “Passwordless” Authentication Solutions Aren’t Actually Passwordless
Authentication is already a modern necessity, and passwordless authentication is fast becoming one. Let's take a moment to review why,
Give This WFH Security Hygiene Checklist to Your Employees
This year an unprecedented proportion of the world's workforces have transitioned to full-time remote work, a shift dictated by facts
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 3 — The Never-ending Chain
What are we missing in the bigger cybersecurity picture—beyond the systems, technologies, best practices, and zero-day exploits that occupy so
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 2 — Follow the Data
How is our understanding of cybersecurity changing as technology becomes more central to society? What do these changes mean for
Here’s How to Secure Your Organization in the Unexpected Work-from-home Era
How is your office holding up to the new work-from-home reality? If yours is like most other offices right now,
Identity in Cybersecurity Ep. 1 — Walking the Security and Convenience Tightrope
How have the threats in cybersecurity changed over time? How secure is data access today compared to 10 years ago?
These Four Stories Show Why YubiKey Shouldn’t Be Your First—or Only—MFA Solution
A key part of our business at Plurilock™ involves helping companies to move beyond the multi-factor authentication infrastructure that they
Banks and Financials Are at an MFA Crossroads, and $5.2 Trillion Is at Stake
Accenture says that over $5.2 trillion in value will be lost in the financial services sector over the next five
Princeton Study Shows SMS Authentication Flows Are Just as Vulnerable as We Said They Were
Not a lot has changed since our post last year about the dangers of using SMS in two-factor authentication (2FA)
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