By Dean Wiech Identity and access management (IAM) is increasingly being deployed within organizations across multiple sectors as they recognize that a progressive approach to IAM is crucial for their companies. Though not yet mature, the IAM market continues to grow because of a number of influence...
With this post we are initiating formal coverage of ForgeRock, a firm we have written about in the past and have informally followed since their formation. ForgeRock creates and supports identity relationship management solutions for the modern web and for enterprises. They serve cloud environments ...
By BobGourley You may have heard of ForgeRock, the providers of open identity solutions. But if you have been busy (and who hasn’t been?) you might not have realized the rapid uptake of their solution among a diverse, global customer base. I spoke with their CTO and founder Lasse Andresen to...
By RyanKamauff Here are the top cyber news and stories of the day. IRS modernization effort leaves IRS IT vulnerable, says TIGTA – The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration reported that the IRS’s Modernization Program “remains a major risk and that improved controls ...
The health care market is riddled with identity management and authentication challenges but smart cards may be poised to change that. Health care organizations are faced with a myriad of obstacles when it comes to security, identity verification and authentication of staff, says Michael Magrath, di...
To jump-start investments in identity protection, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has just offered US$10 million worth of grants to commercial companies and other organizations for research on improved identity security technologies....
Federal agencies that fail to give website visitors the option to log on with outside credentials, such as their Gmail usernames and passwords, may lose funding, White House officials told Nextgov. Federal Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel last week released along-awaited memorandum requi...
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is considering whether to halt part of a program that probes profiles of suspects for links to terrorist activity, after federal auditors found the scope of the initiative violates privacy guidelines, according to a government report released Friday afternoon...