Advanced identity fraud is not only about a deepfake. 46% of global organizations experienced synthetic identity fraud in the past year.| Help Net Security
By Gary Moore, Director, Trust Compliance Office, DirectTrust The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released their updated Digital Identity Guidelines, SP 800-63-4, covering identity proofing (63A), authentication (63B), and federation (63C). While these guidelines are tailored specifically for federal agencies, most industries generally accept these as best practices as well. These [...] The post Reviewing NIST’s New Identity Guidance appeared first on DirectTrust.| DirectTrust
An OxStu writer shares her time of rest and reconstruction after an ACL injury that shaped her summer experience.| The Oxford Student
As your organization grows, the amount of data you own and the number of data sources to store and process your data across multiple Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts increases. Enforcing consistent access controls that restrict access to known networks might become a key part in protecting your organization’s sensitive data. Previously, AWS customers could […]| AWS Security Blog
How one word has birthed a globe-spanning tradition of resistance.| The Conversationalist
The OxStu explores what it feels like to become a tourist in your hometown from the perspective of a Vietnamese student.| The Oxford Student
Old wounds are beginning to reopen| UnHerd
A Sijo David ben Alexander (n.): human, Jew, skeptic, Zionist, poet father, husband, grant-writer carrying self-doubt, regret seeking connection through verse vision: unfinished, imperfect self Reena’s Xploration Challenge 396 For this week’s RXC, we are encouraged to imagine a dictionary page devoted solely to ourselves, filled with words that describe our identity, vision, and mission.… Continue reading A work in progress (n.), or: By definition→| The Skeptic's Kaddish 🇮🇱
This is my declaration that women will exist fully The post The spectacle is a woman appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
The pop star quite literally owns the colour baby blue! The post Why Sabrina Carpenter’s love affair with blue is brilliant appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
For the girls finessing faith with fitness The post Protein and prayer: a fitness guide for Muslim women appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
If, like the rest of us, you’ve found yourself down a manifestation rabbit hole on Tiktok, there’s a good chance that you are already familiar with Saudi-born inspirational speaker and self-development coach Roxie Nafousi. A powerhouse of all things manifestation, her books Mainfest, Manifest: Deep Dive and Confidence serve as a comprehensive guide on how […] The post Manifest like a queen: the best lessons I learned from Roxie Nafousi’s books appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
Balancing barakah and the bag 👛 The post A Muslimah’s guide to making money moves appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
Most companies are creating massive security blind spots by forcing AI agents into human identity systems. Shared accounts and static permissions put your digital workforce at risk.| Deepak Gupta | AI & Cybersecurity Innovation Leader | Founder's Journey from ...
I am here, but I'm not just like you I am not home. The full MELANCHOLAI by Tomislav Silepeter can be found at Memoir Magazine.| Memoir Magazine
But I don’t say that, instead I will say that I’m going to build a Tiny House, and ditch the double-wide. That way they will be awed instead by my quirky ingenuousness, and believe I want to live here. Not that I have to because I am broken, by promises and their men, profound overwhelming sadness and disappointment, and the relentless strivings of city life. Besides, I own this un-sellable land. I have nowhere else to belong. It’s hard barren dirt is in my blood. The full Main Street M...| Memoir Magazine
Memoir is about absence, emptiness; it’s about crossing divides–of time, space, language, and that ultimate divide between the living and the dead. It’s standing at the edge of the void, your body in the grip of a vertiginous urge. Memoir is about finding your bearings so that you can walk with one foot in the present and the other in the past. There, you have become the stateless citizen of multiple countries; you hold a passport for time travel. The full Sourdough, Ancestors, and Othe...| Memoir Magazine
When Amy’s mother dies, there will be an autopsy. The report’s first paragraph will detail long black hairs protruding from her chin. It will be a commentary, a character judgement, a classification by statement of unnecessary fact. Amy will thumb her own stubbly chin and stop reading. It will all feel wrong. The full Hypostasis by Amy Bailey can be found at Memoir Magazine.| Memoir Magazine
I nodded, feeling my heart quicken at the familiar topic, but Brother’s approach was gentle, unlike the interrogative nature of others when questioning my future with a writing degree. He talked about the future. His future. The full Two Brothers’ Hunger by Derek Pezo can be found at Memoir Magazine.| Memoir Magazine
And then there were days when the ditch was full but no one to play with. My cousins weren’t around, and my brother didn’t want anything to do with me, so I put on my swim trunks or cut-offs or whatever lingered clean in my dresser drawer and what I had deemed worthy of ditch... The full Ditch Days by Kase Johnstun can be found at Memoir Magazine.| Memoir Magazine
When Dr. Sarah’s first peer-reviewed article appeared in the Journal of Sustainability and Urban Policy, her social media announcements said: “Delighted to share my latest research on urban sustainability frameworks! Grateful to the reviewers and editors who helped strengthen this work. #Academia #Research” The response was immediate and positive. Congratulations from colleagues, re-posts from her department, […]| patter
Bringing out the world's classics using artificial intelligence: A book project. The post The Gita, AI and I appeared first on The Globalist.| The Globalist
Liminal members enjoy the exclusive benefit of receiving daily morning briefs directly in their inboxes, ensuring they stay ahead of the curve with the latest industry developments for a significant competitive advantage. Looking for product or company-specific news? Log in or sign-up to Link for more detailed news and developments. Here are the main industry […] The post This Week in Identity appeared first on Liminal.co.| Liminal.co
Stay updated with Digital Identity News on July 18, 2025, featuring AI innovations, mobile IDs, cybersecurity updates, and the latest industry highlights.| Liminal.co
Invasion of the Body Snatchers from the POV of an alien plant person who grew up human. Now the invasion has started, and she's sorting out friends, family, and who she can trust from either planet.| Kelson Reviews Stuff
I was gently raised with the idea that Britain was fair and decent, a country that meant something good. This was likely shaped by growing up in Devon, somewhere green and small, where things felt familiar and a bit tucked away from the rest of the world. At the time of the Brexit referendum, despite […] The post My journey with British identity appeared first on Cherwell.| Cherwell
SailPoint, an enterprise identity security company, is introducing a new solution to help organizations discover, govern, and secure their growing number of applications. SailPoint Accelerated Application Management provides continuous application discovery to uncover inventory, ownership, user activities, and risky access patterns. According to the company, this visibility enables IT teams to identify high-risk applications, prioritize … continue reading The post SailPoint Accelerated Appl...| ITOps Times
Rupert Hill reflects on his understanding of and personal relationship with British identity throughout his life.| Cherwell
It was Tall Timber Days in our town here in the Minnesota northwoods, and we had a parade. For two miles, from the fairgrounds and through the old downtown, floats and fire engines, vintage cars an…| A View of the Lake
How one woman's friendship helped guide me to myself.| The Conversationalist
reflections on a magical time called the hour of anticipation| SONYA KASSAM
Why did superhero films abandon origin stories? Because we don’t want to become heroes. We want them to just show up. The post How We Lost Faith in the Hero’s Beginning appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Is there actually a quiet comeback to religion? Faith is showing up on hoodies, playlists, and TikTok, challenging the narrative that religion is dead. The post Faith on Their Sleeves: How Christian Merch Signals a Generational Return to Belief appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Sometimes it's the simple things that help the most.| BuzzFeed
In this video for Help Net Security, Dan Lohrmann talks about MFA and how everyone should consider it to protect their identity and accounts.| Help Net Security
Contexts is a quarterly magazine that makes cutting-edge social research accessible to general readers.| Contexts
Still reading. This month it’s Schmit, John S (2022)The sociolinguistics of written identity, Constructing a self. Cham, Switzerland: PalgraveMacmillan. Schmit is a writing and linguistics professo…| patter
As you fall deeper into addiction, you might find yourself wearing a mask so often that it starts to feel like a second skin. This mask isn't made of fabric or plastic, but of smiles, excuses, and half-truths designed...| Steve Rose, PhD
In this Help Net Security video round-up, security experts discuss various aspects of identity verification and security.| Help Net Security
The main difference between mainstream webcam platforms and trans cam sites is the level of focus on diversity and inclusion for trans performers and viewers. Mainstream platforms usually offer a wide range of models, but trans individuals can sometimes feel overlooked or less visible among thousands of performers. In contrast, trans cam sites are built The post Mainstream Webcam Platforms vs Trans Cam Sites: Key Differences and User Experience appeared first on queer voices.| queer voices
Learn the story. Love the hero. Understand your scene thoroughly.| Justin N. Poythress
There’s a quote that’s been circling in my head ever since I read a recent LinkedIn post by Yamilee Toussaint, the visionary Founder and CEO of STEM From Dance: “True representation isn’t about fitting into their box. It’s about expanding the box so others can see themselves fitting too.” Whew. Read that again. Yamilee — […] The post Expand the Box! Show up Authentically for Extraordinary Results appeared first on PITCH.| PITCH
We rarely ask why we eat the way we do. We’re taught that food is about nutrition, about health, about fuel. That it’s about discipline and balance, variety, and moderation. That it’s about trying new things, sitting together, sharing a meal. That a “good eater” is someone who is not too picky, not too repetitive, […] The post Reclaiming Autistic Food Identity: Feeding Shame and Swallowing Stigma appeared first on The Autistic Advocate.| The Autistic Advocate
In my previous ‘What do we call them?’ post, I wrote about ‘people we support’ and ‘people who draw on care and support’ – two phrases that are increasingly replacing references to ‘service users’, ‘clients’ and ‘customers’ – and (hopefully) demonstrated how, despite our best intentions, they can still divide and exclude. Still trap us […]| Rewriting social care
When a border slices through Kurvaleti in Georgia, what vanishes is more than land: trust, kinship, and belonging unravel across a simple division.| Untold Mag
I somehow missed the news from June about Daniel Hamrick, who courageously got on stage to play a anti-transphobia protest song at a 'heterosexual pride' event in one of the most deeply-conservative parts of the USA. Here's the video of his (short!) set.| Dan Q
Redefining Stammering, Sam Simpson| Redefining Stammering
“At the time of the episode,” Dr. Levin said at the conference, “Subject C didn’t recall it was her birthday. When prompted, she said, ‘I feel like an invalid.’” It was, he noted, a revealing momen…| The Skeptic's Kaddish 🇮🇱
Confused by the growing identity management landscape? This comprehensive guide breaks down every IAM category—from traditional workforce identity to emerging AI agents. Learn how CIAM, PAM, Zero Trust, and 15+ other solutions connect in the modern security ecosystem. 🔐| Deepak Gupta | AI & Cybersecurity Innovation Leader | Founder's Journey from ...
Despite delays in transposing the legislation, the NIS 2 directive is moving inexorably towards being enforced across the EU and even beyond. The post The NIS 2 directive – where are we now? appeared first on IDC Europe Blog.| IDC Europe Blog
I was interviewed by JJ Pionke for DisLIS—the open access multimedia journal, Disability in Libraries and Information Studies. Listen/read online or download the audio and transcript enjoy at your …| Nicola Griffith
Is your career bringing you down more than it's lifting you up?| Melody Wilding
What is Azure Arc Azure Arc is a Microsoft service that extends your Azure management and governance capabilities to your resources outside of Azure, and this can include on-premises servers, virtual machines, and other cloud environments. With Azure Arc, you can centrally manage, secure, and automate workloads across hybrid and multi-cloud environments using familiar Azure […] The post Azure Arc & Hybrid Workers – Simplifying Hybrid Cloud Automation Pr.1 appeared first on Mindcore Techblog.| Mindcore Techblog
Managing permissions for Managed Identities in Azure/Entra ID has been a long-standing challenge. Microsoft has yet not provided a built-in interface for this, leaving administrators reliant on PowerShell to handle permissions – even if the “same” exists for App Registrations and Enterprise Applications. To bridge this gap, I developed this PowerShell-based tool to the community […] The post Entra ID – Managed Identity Permission Manager appeared first on Mindcore Techblog.| Mindcore Techblog
Introduction In case you missed the update about the new announcement Microsoft is tightening security around Azure and Microsoft admin portals, by enforcing multifactor authentication (MFA) for all interactive sign-ins. This change has sparked a lot of questions across social medias, and in this post, I aim to address these questions to the best of […] The post Mandatory MFA enforcements is coming appeared first on Mindcore Techblog.| Mindcore Techblog
Microsoft in recent months has made leaps and bounds to support Multi-Tenant organizations utilizing Cross-tenant Synchronization.| Mindcore Techblog
Liminal members enjoy the exclusive benefit of receiving daily morning briefs directly in their inboxes, ensuring they stay ahead of the curve with the latest industry developments for a significant competitive advantage. Looking for product or company-specific news? Log in or sign-up to Link for more detailed news and developments. Here are the main industry […] The post This Week in Identity appeared first on Liminal.co.| Liminal.co
Bullish on Autonomous SOC. Realist about what gets us there. There’s been plenty of talk lately about the Autonomous SOC — a future where machines don’t just alert but correlate, triage, investigate, and respond. It sounds fantastic, especially if you’ve ever worked the night shift buried in alerts. But here’s the truth: you can’t automate […] The post From Pyramid of Pain to Pyramid of Influence: Rethinking the Analyst’s Role in the Human-Augmented SOC appeared first on Stell...| Stellar Cyber
In today’s hybrid world, identity is the new perimeter-and attackers know it. As traditional EDR and SIEM tools struggle to keep up, identity-focused attacks are rising fast. In fact, 70% of breaches now start with stolen credentials, according to Verizon’s 2024 and 2025 DBIR reports. This calls for a smarter approach to identity security-one that […] The post Identity Security, Reinvented: How Stellar Cyber ITDR Stops Credential-Based Attacks Before They Spread appeared first on Stella...| Stellar Cyber
Simply, as other people look at me, acknowledge me, make space for me in their days and their lives, I am persuaded that I am.| Justin N. Poythress
If you consider all the objective markers that make up your identity, probably ninety percent of these you had no choice in.| Justin N. Poythress
In this compelling and vulnerable episode of xoMan, David Banner joined host Kiara Walker for a wide-ranging conversation on legacy, love, masculinity, and the realities of being a multi-hyphenate in the entertainment industry. Banner is unfiltered, passionate, and introspective—offering truth bombs...| xoNecole
Sometimes how you feel on the inside vs. what people see on the outside doesn't match up at all.| The Persistent
Android vs GrapheneOS comparison: Learn how GrapheneOS differs from stock Android on the Pixel 7, from privacy to security to permissions.| All Things Secured
ANALYSIS: Twinks don’t have to die—they can transition| Xtra Magazine
This poem was originally written for KAMINA’s1 act at the Heidelberger Literaturherbst 20232.| Jayson Salazar Rodriguez | @jdsalaro | Blog
Once, getting dressed in New York was a declaration — bold, personal, unmistakable. Now, it feels like just another checkbox on a to-do list. One scroll through your feed, and it’s hard not to notice a certain uniformity. The city’s uniform is all neutrals — curated looks engineered to seem effortless — scrubbed of anything... The post Styled to Death appeared first on The Observer.| The Observer
We show you how to create AWS ECR repositories from a function written in Go using IAM Roles for Service Accounts.| OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple
Stay updated with Digital Identity News on June 13, 2025, featuring AI innovations, mobile IDs, cybersecurity updates, and the latest industry highlights.| Liminal.co
The secret power of nature is its ability to take you out of yourself| Justin N. Poythress
As part of the Gloriously Ordinary Language programme I run with Tricia Nicoll, we spend a full day focusing on the language we use to communicate with and about people. We begin these se…| Rewriting social care
Abigail Shrier’s Irreversible Damage raised uncomfortable questions about gender, youth, and ideology. Why are some conversations too dangerous to have — and what’s the cost?| Critical Mindshift
Redefining Stammering, Sam Simpson| Redefining Stammering
Despite the fact that so many of them make it look easy, the daily lives of senior U.S. military leaders can be incredibly demanding. Laura Weimer examined how senior leaders manage their well-being (or, at times, struggle to do so) amidst these demanding careers, and she’s in the studio with host JP Clark to share her discoveries. Drawing from her research, Weimer highlighted the unique pressures of senior roles, including frequent relocations, intense scrutiny, and the weight of consequen...| A Better Peace: The War Room Podcast
Some connections from my collage of reflections Reflective thinking, in short, means judgment suspended during further inquiry; and suspense is likely to be somewhat painful. –John Dewey My …| Learning Portfolios --> Reflection & Integration
The temple didn’t erase my same-sex attraction—it redeemed it. As a sexual minority, I found healing, identity, and peace not despite the temple, but because of it.| Public Square Magazine
This post was originally published by the Institute of Art and Ideas and is republished here with permission as part of the Blog of APA's partnership with the Institute. The genetic code that goes on to create our brains, our selves, and our consciousness, is not only hereditary. Anna M. Hennessey argues that microchimerism, where non-hereditary DNA is introduced…| Blog of the APA
Mobile Driver’s Licenses (mDLs) are digital driver’s licenses stored securely on a smartphone, offering an alternative to traditional plastic licenses.| Identity
There’s no instant fix, magic pill, or wealthy uncle ready to grant all three wishes of mroe money, time, and love, but minimalism can get you close.| Budget Life List
How we use identity language to seek transcendence| Justin N. Poythress
Comments on my blog posts, whether actually on my blog comments, on Facebook, or in person, really help me think differently! I thank my readers for giving me new perspectives and pushing my thinki…| retirementtransition
On Sunday, Seng Maran ’25 M.A. ’25 graduated with a degree in political science and a masters degree in sociology, which she plans to put to use as an education strategist in Kenya. The post Meet Merry Seng Maran: Stanford’s ‘first Kachin-Burmese American’ graduate appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
As wars erase homes and histories, family memory becomes resistance. From Ottoman Jabal Amel to neoliberal Beirut, this is a story of forgotten villages, exploited labor, silent women, and leftist dreams born in exile.| Untold Mag
Before you talk of "The Vulnerable", ask yourself by what means a significant proportion of the populace is rendered vulnerableSummary I propose that the term "The Vulnerable" is a depoliticized euphemism for people who require social security support due to structural injustice as much as to inherent disabilityI further argue that applying the definite article "The" to minorities is a| Reflections on the Neurodiversity Paradigm
Life has scripts. Little socially-agreed plays that we enact rather than trying to figure out all our interactions from scratch every time. Many of them are very simple. There’s also scripts for sex. Unfortunately, the most common script out there is terrible.| Scarleteen
In both messaging and missions, bridges instead of bubbles.| the Giving Review
Stories from my friends still trying to survive.| The Conversationalist
BY N. J. Chan *Editor’s note: The following story was a runner-up in our first ever annual NüStories personal essay contest. This year’s theme was Chinese identity – read more here. Photo: [ … ]|
Written by Anna Cristina with Emma Marsh Autistic people do a lot of things differently to their non-autistic peers. It […] The post Practical Strategies for Parenting Autistic LGBTQIA+ Young People appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Written by Melanie Heyworth We know that very often, Autistic people – of all ages – are encouraged to develop […] The post What Traditional Social Skills Courses Get Wrong and What an Affirming Social Skills Course Would Look Like appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Written by Dr Chris Edwards and Dr Abbey Love from the Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice Friendship, belonging, and […] The post Friendship, Loneliness and Belonging in Autistic People appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
By the Reframing Autism Intersectional Advisory Committee For adults who think they might be Autistic, obtaining a formal diagnosis from […] The post All About Self Identification appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Written by Alex* “It was such a relief when I was identified as Autistic. My whole life, feeling like an […] The post “I Like My Masked Self Better Than My Real Self – Whoever That Even Is” appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Written by Serafina Mei** During a recent address, British honorary physician in paediatric disability Dr Hilary Cass suggested that “young […] The post Living Out of Bounds: An Exploration of My Neuroqueered Autigender appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
A new Autism diagnosis (or the epiphany that you are Autistic) can be very validating. Some Autists describe it as […] The post New Resource: Our Autistic Welcome Pack appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Written by Chantell Marshall aka Shy Little Pixie “What a curious feeling!” said Alice. “I must be shutting up like […] The post Falling Into Shutdown: An Autistic Journey Beyond Overwhelm appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
A flash fiction about struggling to speak different languages and expressing gratitude.| Pacific Ties
I’ve always been the good girl. The one who “meets or exceeds expectations” in corporate speak. I believe in doing the right thing. I play by the rules; I don’t make waves. I accommodate other’s ne…| retirementtransition
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want (Psalm 23:1). In less than ten words the psalmist David expresses the great confidence and sweet security of every believer: first, that Yahweh alone is Lord; second, that he guides and provides for those who put their trust in him; and, finally, that those| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
