Osterman Research’s latest study, “Strengthening Identity Security: Governance, Visibility, and Autonomous Remediation,” reveals a troubling truth: 70% of organizations believe their identity security…| Silverfort
As identity becomes the new perimeter, protecting privileged accounts requires shifting the focus from vaults to securing identities at the access point.| Silverfort
The Silverfort Unified Identity Protection platform is the only solution that can consolidate compliance with the full cyber insurance MFA checklist.| Silverfort
Read Silverfort CEO and co-founder Hed Kovetz’s breakdown of the recent CyberArk acquisition by Palo Alto Networks and what it means for identity security.| Silverfort
Unified Identity Protection refers to a holistic approach that provides comprehensive safeguards for an organization’s digital identities and access.| Silverfort
Okta has established itself as a leader in Identity and Access Management (IAM), providing powerful user authentication and authorization across many industries. However, Okta may not always be the…| Silverfort
As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, identity and access management (IAM) is critical for enterprises to secure their users, systems, and sensitive data. However, with a plethora of solutions promising to streamline IAM, determining the right approach for an organization’s needs can be challenging.| Silverfort
Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) refers to the processes and technologies focused on identifying and mitigating identity-related risks, including credential theft, privilege escalation and, most important, lateral movement.| Silverfort
The rise of sophisticated cyber threats, the increasing adoption of cloud technologies, and the growing trend of remote work have all contributed to the need for robust identity security measures.| Silverfort
Identity and Access Management (IAM) product is a platform for managing the authentication and authorization of user accounts| Silverfort
The attack surface refers to all the vulnerabilities and entry points that could be exploited by unauthorized users within a given environment. It encompasses both digital and physical components that attackers target to gain unauthorized access.| Silverfort
Service accounts are dedicated non-human accounts used by systems, applications, and services to interact with other systems| Silverfort
Privileged accounts are user accounts that have elevated access privileges to an organization’s systems and data. They include accounts like administrators, root, and service accounts.| Silverfort
Lateral movement describes the post-compromise stage in cyberattacks in which the attacker expands his footprint from the initial patient-zero machines to other servers| Silverfort
