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Why MFA Alone is Not Enough to Protect Organisations From Data Breaches

To meet the increasing cyber security challenges posed by the growth of cloud technology and remote working environments, many enterprises turn to Multi-Factor...

2021 in Review – Five of the Most Expensive Data Breaches

2021 saw a continued increase in the number of cyberattacks on businesses. According to Accenture, organisations experienced a 125% rise in incident rate...

The Long-term Cost of a Security Breach

The cost of a data breach has been rising steadily each year, with the average in 2021 coming in at £3.2m, an increase from £2.9m in 2020. Much of this comes from...

The Business Cost of Manual User Deprovisioning

With the average enterprise using 288 different cloud applications, the task of provisioning and deprovisioning user access has become increasingly complex. Manual...

Five reasons organisations are investing in Identity and Access Management

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is continuing to attract investment from businesses, with over 80% of global IT decision makers having already adopted or...

5 Mistakes Organisations Make That Cause Data Breaches

The frequency and severity of data breaches are continuing to grow, with the cost of the average breach rising again in 2021 to over £3 million. The previous year,...

Demystifying the acronyms and jargon around Identity Management

Identity and Access Management encompasses a wide range of technologies, policies, and models. With so many different things involved, it can be difficult to keep...

Why employees require a passwordless experience in a hybrid working world

Most businesses have had to adapt to some form of remote working over the past year. Whilst there have certainly been challenges with this transition – especially...

Why do leaders need to take the responsibility of corporate passwords away from employees?

The reuse of passwords is a ubiquitous problem. In many ways, it’s unsurprising that employees so often resort to using the same password more than once, given that...

What is a zero trust model and why should your organisation adopt it?

Zero Trust is a security model which states that actors and systems should not be automatically trusted solely because they exist within a security perimeter and...