Posted on May 29th, 2009 by Jackie Gilbert
I read an interesting piece in InfoWorld by Roger Grimes, “A Sweet Solution to the Insider Threat.” The premise of Grimes’ article is that companies should use computer decoys, or “honeypots,” to catch workers attempting to login to resources they have no business reason for accessing.
Honeypots by their very nature are fake computers that nothing [...]
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Posted on May 15th, 2009 by Darran Rolls
In his recent Network World column, “The Regional, Cultural and National Differences of Identity Management,” Dave Kearns discussed a panel he moderated at last week’s European Identity Conference:
On a panel called “Is there a difference between the European way of doing IAM/GRC and the rest of the world?” I was quickly informed that, in reality, [...]
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Posted on May 12th, 2009 by Jackie Gilbert
In SailPoint’s second Market Pulse Survey (announced yesterday), we asked Global 2000 companies about how they are managing IT risk given the economic downturn and resulting corporate churn. Not surprisingly, given the recessionary budgets and resource allocations these companies are facing, the survey showed that companies remain very exposed to the risks of insider threats [...]
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