Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. For state and local government, that’s especially concerning when ...

As identity replaces the network perimeter, privileged access management has failed to keep pace. Legacy PAM tools stall ...

New product unites privileged access management with enterprise identity to eliminate disparate systems and improve Zero Trust security posture for organizations The explosive adoption of technology ...

Privileged IT staffers literally holds the keys to the castle. Access to those keys that open the doors to critical operating system and application resources must be carefully managed and legally ...

With major cyber-attacks accelerating and identity-based threats becoming the norm, the defensive mindset can no longer focus ...

A 2022 report on privileged user threats by Ponemon Institutes suggests that privileged user attacks skyrocketed by 44% in 2020, with the cost per attack at $15.38 million. With the colossal damage ...

Over a third of government and enterprise users have been given privileged access despite not needing it, potentially exposing their organization to greater cyber-risk, according to Forcepoint. The ...

What is Privileged Access Management? With most software, users can either have standard or privileged access, allowing them to view different data or use extra features. Privileged access management ...

The insider threat has been a major concern of organizations in both the private and public sector ever since the notorious leak of millions of classified documents by the notorious former defense ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Settle is a seven time CIO and the author of two books on IT management. Privileged Access Management (PAM) broadly refers to ...

Bottom Line: One of the primary factors motivating employees to sacrifice security for speed are the many frustrations they face, attempting to re-authenticate who they are so they can get more work ...