Why identity is the definitive cyber defense for federal agencies
As adversaries leverage AI to mimic user behavior, agencies must adopt dynamic identity architectures to verify every interaction and safeguard critical missions continuously.
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Palo Alto Networks to acquire CyberArk for $25 billion
The deal is a further example of tech market consolidation and positioning to guard against threats to enterprise AI systems.
Unlocking stronger cyber defense through privilege management
As identity sprawl grows, Optiv + ClearShark’s Michael Saintcross says cybersecurity leaders must pivot from traditional ICAM strategies to solutions that offer granular control and "zero standing…
CyberArk acquires Zilla Security in $175 million deal
The acquisition occurs during a period of strong financial performance for CyberArk.
Exclusive: Kevin Mandia joins SpecterOps as chair of the board
The Mandiant founder and Google Cloud adviser tells CyberScoop that he sees a lot of similarities between SpecterOps and the early days of his cybersecurity powerhouse company.
How states are navigating the move to mobile driver’s licenses
California DMV digital chief Ajay Gupta and Okta Public Sector CTO Christine Halverson discuss how states are implementing mobile driver’s licenses and the importance of modern identity…
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Exploring identity and privilege in the modern threat landscape
BeyondTrust Chief Security Officer Morey Haber highlights the evolving threat landscape and the significance of prioritizing identity-based security practices to safeguard organizations in the digital age.
ID.me misled IRS on processing times for identity verification, congressional investigators found
Wait times to receive identity verification were more than double than what ID.me initially represented to the IRS.
New research identifies poor IAM policies as the greatest cloud vulnerability
Palo Alto Networks threat intelligence unit finds identity and access management policy flaws remain a principal cause of cloud security vulnerabilities.
Cyber company Okta is latest potential victim cited by Lapsus$ hackers
The financially motivated group of malicious hackers posted screenshots that Okta said could be related to "activity" detected in January.